If you’ve been around for a while, you know there are two main things I talk about a lot: characters and grammar. It may not seem like it, but they’re similar in a few ways. Mainly, they’re both often overlooked, and yet they’re integral to a good book. Yesterday I talked about characters, so today it’s time to talk about grammar!

Whether you’re a new or expert writer, it’s always a good idea to get a grammar refresher every once and a while. The post below is a compilation of the top five mistakes I see as an editor, and newsflash: they’re all small things! That means they’re easy to fix.

To be a better writer, you have to know grammar inside and out. Take a look at this post below to start improving your skills and be on your way to writing a better book.

The Top 5 Grammar and Style Mistakes That Writers Make

Website Updates: If you haven’t heard yet, this website is going through some changes! This week, I’ll be sharing some of my favourite posts and resources with you as I’m hard at work with a hammer and nails behind the scenes. If you haven’t voted for the new site name yet, click that link above and do it!

Happy writing!

—E.J.