by Dr. Diana Stout

How many times have you heard, “You shouldn’t use was.*** It’s passive writing?" Far too often, I find editing software or autocorrect will say “passive writing” when it’s not true. That’s why it’s important to understand what passive writing looks like.… Read the post

By Dr. Diana Stout, with Llewella Forgie

Receiving and giving critiques is an important writing step, especially for new writers. Belonging to a critique group is one of the fastest ways you can grow and improve your writing. Not only do you receive feedback, but you can learn by reading and critiquing the writings of others. … Read the post