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To Be or Not to Be: The Infinite Argument on Split Infinitives
Whether to impetuously split infinitives is not in the argument of modern linguists. When to apply or avoid them is.
Chona
Sep 303 min read
Redefining Literature: Using Authors as Adjectives
An author becomes an adjective when their work becomes so iconic that you can no longer separate the story from its scribe. Read about 10 of these author adjectives in this Grammar Chaos article.
Pola
Sep 173 min read
Art Is Meant to Be Risky: Let’s Stop Automating the Soul Out of Storytelling
Art thrives on risk. Relying on AI makes the storytelling lose its depth, originality, and soul when stripped of vulnerability.
Yassie
Sep 122 min read
How the Ampersand (&) Came to Be
Have you been using “&” but don’t know how and why it’s part of the English language? Now you’ll know it through this blog.
Chona
Sep 92 min read
How a Good Editing Makes Your Voice Stronger
Editing is a crucial stage of your publishing journey. Here are ways editing can help strengthen your story without losing your style.
Yassie
Sep 62 min read
English After School: How Stories, Screens, and Self-Study Taught Us the Language
How do you really learn English as a second language? This article explores how books, movies, music, and everyday media shape fluency in ways school never could.
Yassie
Jul 92 min read
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