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What’s an En Dash? (And How to Use it Correctly)
The article What’s an En Dash? (And How to Use it Correctly) appeared first on The Write Practice . An en dash is one of the punctuation marks that most people see all the time, but rarely think about how to use correctly. Take a look at how to create an en dash and when to use…
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10 Writing Jobs You Can Do for a Living
The article 10 Writing Jobs You Can Do for a Living appeared first on The Write Practice . You love to write. People have told you you’re good at it, and you sense they’re right. But writing is one thing. Writing for a living is another. How do you know the time is right, or…
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ProWritingAid Review: Will This Grammar Checker Fix Your Writing Issues?
The article ProWritingAid Review: Will This Grammar Checker Fix Your Writing Issues? appeared first on The Write Practice . ProWritingAid is a grammar checker and style editor meant to help you improve your writing and become a better writer. How does it work? And would it be a…
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Halloween Story Writing Prompt: Bring Out Your Inner Child
The article Halloween Story Writing Prompt: Bring Out Your Inner Child appeared first on The Write Practice . Halloween is a time to bring out your spooky side, to get creative, and to eat tons and tons of candy. In other words, Halloween is a time to be a kid again. In that…
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How to Create a Monster That Terrifies Your Readers
The article How to Create a Monster That Terrifies Your Readers appeared first on The Write Practice . Halloween is right around the corner and I know a lot of you will be writing some spine-chilling stories to celebrate. What’s the best part of a creepy story? A monster. When…
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Cliffhanger Meaning 101: What They Are and How Writers Use Them
The article Cliffhanger Meaning 101: What They Are and How Writers Use Them appeared first on The Write Practice . Do you love a good cliffhanger? Most readers do. Whether they entail a twist that hits us like a tidal wave or employ a more subtle revelation, cliffhangers keep…
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Character Development: Create Characters That Readers Love
The article Character Development: Create Characters That Readers Love appeared first on The Write Practice . Characters are the heart of any story. There are plenty of methods out there to help your character development. But when it’s time to give your characters shape and…
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10 Critical Mistakes Writers Make in Writing Contests
The article 10 Critical Mistakes Writers Make in Writing Contests appeared first on The Write Practice . You work hard to write your best story—and if you're honest, you're pretty sure it's amazing. You share it with other writers to get their feedback, and they agree. You work…
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15 Fun Fall Writing Prompts
The article 15 Fun Fall Writing Prompts appeared first on The Write Practice . Writing prompts are one of the best ways to get in your daily writing practice and hone your writing skills. Whether you're a parent or teacher trying to help reluctant writers get started or a…
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Plot and Structure: How to Use Structure and Subplot to Add Suspense
The article Plot and Structure: How to Use Structure and Subplot to Add Suspense appeared first on The Write Practice . You can't write a great story if you don't master plot and structure. But what is the best structure for a novel? How do you plot a novel? Figuring out your…