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Wrong-But-Real Words (Especially Homophones)
Academic writers, even the seasoned ones, fall into surprisingly common grammar traps. Here’s how to dodge the ten I see most often in research papers,
Top 5 Reviewed You’re busy, I know. The draft is due tomorrow, the inbox is a zoo, and your brain wants a nap. This is
Postcards Aren’t Enough Last week’s announcement post was just 258 words, basically a postcard. It was honest, but it wasn’t enough. Not after everything that
The doors are open. Future Perfect is now fully live: www.FuturePerfectServices.com. Not just the blog, but the services, the intake forms, the editing tools, and
(Without Losing Your Mind) … and What Really Happens Right Before You Launch in Real Life Big website launches don’t have to be chaos. As
Trust, Communication, and Growth for Stronger Writing Every great piece of writing starts with a strong author-editor partnership. When authors and editors work together, each
I’ve been talking about AI writing, and Evan Edinger says that one indication of AI-sourced writing is frequent em dashes. I don’t disagree with him
Introduction: A Platform That Works While You Sleep Marketing strategies come and go. Algorithms change. Platforms rise and fall. But blogging? It’s still here and