Language evolves, and English is no exception. Yet, one thing that remains constant is our tendency to misuse words. Sometimes the mistake comes from confusing sound-alike terms. Other times, people stretch a word beyond its original meaning until it becomes something else entirely. The result? Misunderstandings in everyday conversations, embarrassing slips in professional writing, and … Read more
Words: We use them every day, but some of them? They make us squirm. We’re not talking about words like “taxes,” “chores,” or “Monday.” No, those are disliked because of what they represent. What we’re diving into here is something more instinctual, more visceral. These are the words that give people the creeps, make them … Read more
Starting or renaming a book club is an exciting moment that deserves a name as memorable as your discussions. The right name can set the tone, reflect your club’s personality, and even spark interest from new members. Whether you lean toward classic literature, thrillers, fantasy, or a mix of genres, the perfect name is out … Read more
Choosing between traditional publishing and self-publishing is a big decision for any writer. Both options offer unique benefits and challenges, making it important to understand what each path involves. Traditional publishing provides professional support, established distribution, and no upfront costs, but it comes with less control and lower royalties. Self-publishing allows full creative freedom and … Read more
Have you ever dreamed of publishing your own book? Whether it’s a novel, a memoir, or a helpful guide, self-publish gives you the power to share your words with the world—on your own terms! But if you’re new to the process, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you format your book? … Read more
Do you want to publish your book on Amazon Kindle but feel unsure about how to format it? You are in the right place. Formatting your book for Amazon Kindle (KDP) and print can feel tricky at first. You must prepare two important files before you start: one for the inside pages and another for … Read more