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The Bridge I’ll Never Cross by Mayari
This story is part of the Make it Bitter or Make it Better Writing Challenge by The Manuscript Editor
Max
Mar 173 min read
The Museum of Forgotten Things by Ms.Poetic
This story is part of the Make it Bitter or Make it Better Writing Challenge by The Manuscript Editor
Max
Mar 164 min read
Inaro by Mariegold Echavez Jabla
This story is part of the Make it Bitter or Make it Better Writing Challenge by The Manuscript Editor
Max
Mar 145 min read
Genuine Valid Feelings or it's just Limerence by Dazing_Louie13
This story is part of the Make it Bitter or Make it Better Writing Challenge by The Manuscript Editor
Max
Mar 146 min read
MY UNREQUITED LETTERS by Leirin
This story is part of the Make it Bitter or Make it Better Writing Challenge by The Manuscript Editor
Max
Mar 132 min read
Do You Need Manuscript Editing? A Guide for Self-Published and Traditional Authors
Finishing a manuscript is a milestone. For many writers, it feels like the hardest part of the journey. But completing a draft does not mean the work is finished.
Yassie
Mar 55 min read
Punctuating Parenthetical Elements: Comma, Em dash, and Parenthesis
Master the art of punctuating parenthetical elements with commas, em dashes, and parentheses. Learn how to handle nonessential information gracefully and choose punctuation that enhances clarity in your writing.
LSO
Mar 23 min read
The Writer You Could Have Been—If AI Didn’t Step In
There’s a writer inside of you waiting to be born. It’s birthed through labored thoughts, not automation.
Chona
Oct 30, 20253 min read
5 Culprits of Writer’s Block and Hacks to Power Through It
In this blog, let’s take the culprits of writer’s block captive, so a writer like you can power through it any day it attempts to attack.
Chona
Sep 1, 20253 min read
From Sports Columns to the Book Shelves, Mitch Albom’s Writing Defies Stereotypes and Devaluation
Learn how the author of Tuesdays with Morrie found his accidental career in journalism and best-selling book authorship, and be inspired by how he rose from rejections and became one of the most-celebrated writers in our time.
Chona
Sep 1, 20253 min read
Fathoming Phantoms: The Difference Between "Fathom" and "Phantom"
Do you often misuse the words “fathom” and “phantom”? Let’s learn about their differences in this blog.
Chona
Aug 26, 20252 min read
Selling Your Book Starts With How It Reads
Selling your book starts with how it reads. Strong editing drives reader retention, reviews, and credibility.
Yassie
Aug 23, 20252 min read
The Legacy of Movie Casting and Why We Gush Over Demi-Jonas Bros’ Reunion
From reel to the real-world, the legacy of our favorite movie characters traverse. It’s intriguing at some point. But as storytellers, we’re here to learn something from it.
Chona
Aug 22, 20253 min read
Iron Flame Review: A Soaring Sequel
Rebecca Yarros’s Iron Flame builds on Fourth Wing with deeper world-building and heart-stopping twists, but uneven pacing and repetitive romance leave readers divided.
Yassie
Aug 15, 20252 min read
5 Word Search Websites for When You Just Can’t Find the Right One
Choose your fighter—word search edition! Here are 5 word search websites we love.
Pola
Aug 14, 20252 min read
Of Great Books for Children and Their Perpetual Lessons
Children’s books preview the life classes the kids have yet to uncover when they traverse to adult life. Let’s talk about how the quirky characters on their pages not only teach but also inspire and empower the young minds.
Chona
Aug 13, 20253 min read
5 Writing Hacks from World-Famous Authors
Here are 5 writing tips and habits from world-renowned authors just for you.
Chona
Aug 12, 20254 min read
Ernest Cline: From Slam Poetry to Sci-Fi Fame
A look at Ernest Cline’s journey from slam poet to best-selling author and screenwriter of Ready Player One’s 2018 film adaptation.
Janeth
Aug 10, 20253 min read
Emily Henry’s Great Big Beautiful Life: Finding Light Amidst Chaos
Emily Henry’s Great Big Beautiful Life invites us to embrace the inherent chaos and see the beauty.
Pola
Aug 8, 20252 min read
Uncoding Writing Skills Decline: A Look on AI in Education
Writing is an essential skill, especially for university students—not until AI came and expedited, not only their processes, but the decline of intellect and students’ skills as well. Let’s explore this sobering truth in this post.
Chona
Aug 8, 20254 min read
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