Writing workshops, communication consulting and writing services
It may be the most famous split infinitive of all time — Star Trek’s opening-sequence voice over:
That’s a split infinitive, because the adverb “boldly” separates, or splits, the verb “to go.”
So, is that OK?… Read the full article
When you organize your copy logically, readers can read it more easily and get more out of it.
Or so says Bonnie J.… Read the full article
Have you been thinking about bringing me in for a writing workshop early next year?
If so, let’s act fast.… Read the full article
Tears welled and teeth gnashed after the world’s last office typewriter factory — Godrej & Boyce in Mumbai, India — announced that it would close.… Read the full article
Did you ever take your mom’s toaster apart to figure out how it worked?
You can do the same thing with writing.… Read the full article
Ever wish you had a writing coach — sort of a personal editorial trainer? In customized one-on-one consultations, I’ll help you jump-start your writing skills, recharge your batteries and get your creative juices flowing.… Read the full article
We’ve revved up RevUpReadership.com, the toolbox for writers, is now better than ever. Now she’s faster, friendlier and more fascinating — not to mention waaaaay better looking.… Read the full article
Too often, the job of producing communications leaves little time for considering what you’re doing well and what opportunities you have for improvement.
I recently sent one of my pals a plea for reading recommendations.
“Read The Confessions of Nat Turner by William Styron,” he replied.… Read the full article
“What’s worse than training your workers and losing them? Not training them and keeping them.”
— Zig Ziglar,
motivational speaker
I was having lunch with the vice president of corporate communications at a California-based Fortune 500 company when the topic of bad writing came up.… Read the full article
