Use text-to-speech.
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Use text-to-speech.
Having someone read out your words to you is a fantastic way to see what you might not while reading.
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Literary devices.
If there is a trick you use in your writing, there’s likely a name for that.
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.,! — We need some space.
I’ve long held that there are two kinds of people in the world — those that use punctuation out of place in texts and those who don’t.
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What would you do differently?
If you don’t like a piece of writing, rewrite it.
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When you’re scared, write on spec.
Sometimes, writing can be scary and paralysing. On those days, try writing on spec. We’ll see.
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Keep a Tab on Your Tabs.
If you open up a lot of tabs as part of your *research*, here are some tricks from Neeru.
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There are two kinds of writers.
Guess which kind of writer is the better one?
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You really shouldn’t take writing advice from me.
But here it is anyway.
Read more about You really shouldn’t take writing advice from me.
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Let us get it clear.
Reading a thousand words that doesn’t convey anything is a waste of the reader’s time. Writing it is a waste of yours. Get better.
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How to interview a film star.
Some not-so-obvious tips to having meaningful conversation and not a gushing session