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A Word from Sharon: July 2012
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A Word from Sharon. Saturday, July 14, 2012. How can I ignore, the boy. . . It used to be, if you wanted to be a writer, the prime advice you were given was, "read." You were advised to read books, magazines, newspapers – just keep reading. The purpose of all this reading was to help you recognize words, sentences, paragraphs – not to mention style and rhythm. It's still good advice although it comes today with a caveat. 8226; tow the line. This is so common, I see it several times a week. In case yo...
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Reading, 'Riting, and the Rest of it. Our Original Home Page. Press Release Oct 21 2013. Press Release Oct 10 2013. Venue: Khyber Centre for the Arts. The second floor features all-day coffee and snacks and access to Room 1 (The Library) and Room 2 (Friesens Forum). Room 3 (Booknet Ballroom) is on the third floor. 9:30-10:00 – Coffee, tea, general mingling. 10:00 – Official Welcome. 10:15 11:00 Grant Writing for Arts Organizations. Room 1 – The Library. 10:15 11:00 What Editors Do and Why You Need One.
A Word from Sharon: August 2010
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A Word from Sharon. Wednesday, August 11, 2010. Overuse it and . . . lose it. There are some words which are used incorrectly just because there's a poor understanding of how they're supposed to be used. "Irony" is an example. "Literally" and "figuratively" are examples. I'm sure you can come up with many examples of your own. Come on, you people. Enough with the icons. My last irksome entry for today is one I haven't seen anyone else complain about but it's becoming increasingly commonly used. It is...
A Word from Sharon: April 2012
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A Word from Sharon. Thursday, April 19, 2012. When our son was small, I used to read religiously all the research about violence on television and in the movies and ponder if it was going to affect him. I wanted to be one of those progressive parents who pooh-poohed the idea that images on a screen could over-rule a gentle up-bringing but I couldn't shake the thought that if images on a screen were so benign, why was advertising such a powerful billion-dollar force? This is food we're talking about, beau...
A Word from Sharon: September 2010
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A Word from Sharon. Thursday, September 30, 2010. Lead me not into . . . I can guarantee that before the end of this week – and it's almost here – I will, once again, see some variation on this: "He lead her down the garden path to show her the newly planted marigolds.". You're right. It should be, "He led her down . . .". It seems so easy and yet it's such a commonly made error. Perhaps it's understandable. Never mind. If you can keep your head while all about you are loosing theirs . . .
A Word from Sharon: June 2010
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A Word from Sharon. Thursday, June 24, 2010. Are we language snobs? One of the dilemmas that print journalists often struggle with is how much to modify people's speech within a direct quote – or whether to modify it at all. That one is easy: if you're going to make appropriate corrections for the mayor/premier/prime minister, you have to make them for others whom you're quoting in the story. But should you be changing anyone's actual words? I saw the smoke and my wife and I both ran into the house to ge...
A Word from Sharon: May 2010
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A Word from Sharon. Tuesday, May 4, 2010. A matter of degree. When my son read the previous entry. He assured me that it's possible to write in the language of text and use proper grammar simultaneously. I was happy to accept his word on this. Just because I have shown some open-mindedness on the subject of alternative communication doesn't mean that I'm ready to relax my high standards on the proper use – spelling, punctuation, grammar – of language. Most recently, it's a television commercial that has ...
A Word from Sharon: How can I ignore, the boy. . .
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A Word from Sharon. Saturday, July 14, 2012. How can I ignore, the boy. . . It used to be, if you wanted to be a writer, the prime advice you were given was, "read." You were advised to read books, magazines, newspapers – just keep reading. The purpose of all this reading was to help you recognize words, sentences, paragraphs – not to mention style and rhythm. It's still good advice although it comes today with a caveat. 8226; tow the line. This is so common, I see it several times a week. In case yo...
A Word from Sharon: December 2010
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A Word from Sharon. Friday, December 31, 2010. Verbing the nouns, nouning the verbs. I try to be quite open-minded and not have an attitude written-in-stone about our ever-changing language. Perhaps, as in raising your children, it makes sense to pick your fights. There are some battles you're not going to win, I say sadly, as I reflect on the lovely Jill Barber. S new book of lullabies which is based on her song,. We know where I stand. Or quite commonly on social media sites, "an epic fail. As I began ...
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I read, I write, I report
I read, I write, I report. Saturday, December 12, 2015. I've moved my rants. Hope to see you over that way for more fun and blogging games. Sunday, November 29, 2015. Annual check-in, yo! Kind of seems that way at the moment with the frequency of the posts, h u h? Ot sure where all the time goes . Oh, wait. yes, I do - work, Leo and. Boring life stuff like cooking dinner, shopping, housework and sleep! There's been a million times where I've thought to myself, 'I totes need to blog about that! Man, it ju...
The Writing Reader
My name is Liz, and I created the Writing Reader as a home for readers who long to become writers and other creative people. This is a work in progress, and I hope you'll come along for the journey. To begin, here is what I believe about creativity. The Writing Reader Creativity Manifesto. I have a story to tell. I tell my truth and let the critics be damned. I value my uniqueness, remembering that comparisons kill creativity. I create because I love to create. I take creative risks joyfully.
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Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing. – Benjamin Franklin. One of the things that I write best, in my opinion, are sad scenes. I don’t know what it is about the emotion of sadness that interests me. Maybe it is the hurt feeling, I dunno. Anyway, I don’t want to make this post depressing. January 18, 2013. Plans, Evil Plans. One thing that I constantly find myself doing for book writing is planning. That’s a good thing. If we didn’t plan out stories, they ...I find that plann...
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The Writing Resource — Bite-Sized Lessons to Improve Your Writing
Bite-Sized Lessons to Improve Your Writing. Reading the Roman Missal, Part 2: Oblation. Is oblation an everyday word, and if not, why does the Catholic Church use it so much? Read the full article. Protecting the Tower or Holding Back the Tide? Language changes are inevitable. One way they happen and how to deal with them in copy. Read the full article. Writing Productivity: Measurements and Tools. Read the full article. Reading the Roman Missal, Part 1: Consubstantial. Read the full article. It Is to Be...
The Writing Retreat | A Writers Retreat in Cornwall
A Writers Retreat in Cornwall. Designed by writers for writers. E. Njoy time to relax, think, read, learn and write. I leave walking taller as a writer.” Julia. Our next retreat will run from 16-21 November 2015, when we will spend the whole week working on narrative structure. Find the latest news and details here. The Writing Retreat provides:. Space and time to write. Professional tuition, one-to-one and in groups. The companionship of other writers. Good food and delightful accommodation.
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Writer's Retreat – Indie Writers Haven
Our stories are born in life and imagination. Read Free Previews Online / Video Trailers on Menu. Featured Story, Romance, Mystery, Suspense, Paranormal, Love. Characters Return in Many Roles. Carla is an Irish American, 30-year-old Antiquities Archaeologist living a normal life. Events change as she inherits extreme wealth, then unexpected power and political influence. Carla's journey begins in The Visit. Stories Completed But Not Published and Those Still In Development. Travis and Carla lived each da...
Welcome to The Writing Revolution
Home - The Writing Revolution. Courses and Partnerships Overview. The Writing Revolution brings proven strategies to underserved schools that enable students to improve their writing skills, become better readers, speak more coherently, and elevate their thinking in all content areas. The Writing Revolution is a non-profit organization created to ensure that The Hochman Method reaches as many students as possible. David Coleman, President of the College Board. Read about The Hochman Method in.
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