Glenn Mori, crafting with words, notes and thoughts
Fiction, jazz, and other stuff!
Here’s how to make your computer help you find grammar and line editing problems. Awkward phrases, missing words, repeated words in close proximity, and repeated sentence length will be much more obvious and easier to identify to fix.
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Why is writing well so difficult?
It seems easy. When we talk, we don’t have difficulty communicating.
I’m reading Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert Heinlein, but not for the first time.
Continue reading “Editing Review: Stranger in a Strange Land”
So I didn’t make the 20,000 words in eleven days to total 50,000 for my manufactured NaNoWriMo for this year, but I did manage to come up with close to 15,000, and have kept at it since then, though at a much slower pace.
Continue reading “Post-NaNoWriMo 2011, or, Begining the second version of the 3DayNovel”