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By Bill Mars True story: I once spelled my name wrong in a byline for a story in my local newspaper. Well, that’s not entirely
Bill Marx
April 13, 2020
By Bill Mars True story: I once spelled my name wrong in a byline for a story in my local newspaper. Well, that’s not entirely
I have a very important point to make in this month’s blog that will really change the way you write in a very good way. It’s really great. Very great, in fact. I really mean it.
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, love is in the air. As such, we writers want to help you show some love to the objects of your affection – the clients.
Welcome to 2020. We made it through another year without flying cars or the ability to download books straight into our brains, but the future
It’s hard to believe, but the holiday season is upon us once again. It’s a time of giving, sharing and caring. A time of cold nights and hot chocolate. A time of friends, family and grammar.
Depending on who you ask, social media is either helping young people become better writers or it is harming the written language beyond repair. We’ll
With Halloween right around the corner, this is the perfect time to discuss a common theme in the world of writing: fear. It’s widely reported
Days are getting shorter, the weather is cooler (allegedly) and people are getting back into set schedules. Back-to-school is a season in itself, but kids
No, I didn’t use a picture of a mouth-watering bowl of macaroni and cheese to get you to click on this blog … OK, maybe
Summer is in full swing, which means so are summer diets. Everyone is working to be beach-body ready, researching and trying new ways to get
Have you ever pictured yourself winning “Top Chef” or perhaps the Nobel Prize in literature? Both seem equally unattainable, not to mention wildly different paths,
David Bowie. Bob Dylan. Sam Cooke. No, this month’s Writing Workshop is not about rock ‘n’ roll legends. Today we’re talking about the Associated Press