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Photo by Rachel Claire on Pexels of a hook on a rope.

How to Hook Readers

Want readers to keep reading your book? Learn how to write a powerful hook.

Breanna Call

4 days ago10 min read

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Photo by Aryan Dhiman on Unsplash of keyboard keys including the comma.

6 Common Places That Commas Are Misplaced

Have you made these comma mistakes? Find out where commas don’t go and why.

Christina Crosland

Apr 218 min read

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Image by Cottonbro Studio on Pexels of a woman lying on a couch reading.

Lie vs. Lay: The Complete Tense Guide

Finally understand the difference—and see a breakdown of the tense forms that make them so frustrating.

Amy Guan

Mar 244 min read

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Photo of a woman looking at a cat on a dresser. Photo by Hải Nguyễn on Pexels.

Subjects and Objects

Identify subjects, direct and indirect objects, and objects of prepositions.

Breanna Call

Feb 123 min read

Lines of books in a store. Photo by Freddie Marriage on Unsplash.

Lines of books in a store. Photo by Freddie Marriage on Unsplash.

Traditional Publishing vs. Self-Publishing: Which Is Right for You?

Is it better to publish traditionally or indie style? The answer isn’t what you might think.

Christina Crosland

Jan 2011 min read

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