This WWW won’t be too long, but its focus is about finding your flow when you write. In general, a piece of written work with good flow has great sentence structure and variety as well as consistent ideas — a few things I have talked about in other WWWs thus far. This means that, on the surface, readers have little to no difficulty understanding what you are saying in your text. With that in mind, it is important for you to determine what your personal writing flow is. If you

Editing is arguably one of the most intense parts in the process of writing (beyond getting the writing itself done). That’s why it is the focus of this writing wrinkle. One of the biggest aspects of writing that I focus on the most is creating or maintaining an author’s high level of confidence with their writing. For this reason, I feel it necessary to teach intentional editing to those I assist with writing endeavors. What exactly is attentive editing? For starters, it is

This writing wrinkle is dedicated to those of us who have words that we just cannot seem to let go, which I will refer to as our vocabulary matches (not a grammatical term, just something I made up for the sake of this writing tip). Vocabulary matches are words that we are drawn to using without thinking about it. Sometimes, those matches are due to the level of schooling we are in or have had, or it might be our way of speaking leaking into the way we write. For example, my