the lower case, take 2: grocery store sign fails — fruit friday
Ever wonder who creates the signs in the grocery store? Or how they ever got put up in the first
Editor. Proofreader. Wordsmith. Fact-Checker. Researcher.
Ever wonder who creates the signs in the grocery store? Or how they ever got put up in the first
The New Yorker has a great cartoon that explains it all. Enjoy! Cartoon courtesy of: The New Yorker
Make sure you know what kind of edit you are asking for. There are differences between a developmental edit (also known
Point of View The Narrator’s personality and perspective helps shape the reader’s perspective, and how the story unfolds. The reader
Fun Fact: When I was in Paris during my HS French trip (too many moons ago) I saw Michelle Lee
One of the oldest Carousels in Paris is located on the tiny Place St.-Pierre in Montmartre, in the 18th arrondissement
Earlier this evening, I blogged about Cartography and the Moon, 1647 and Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687). While doing the research, I came across
This Old Map… In 1647, Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius published the Selenographia sive Lunae Descriptio (Selenography or the description of
I love interesting images that I can use for the featured photo on the blog pages. I love vintage typewriters,
or, “Copy Editors are Important” Image courtesy of: https://twitter.com/brfreed/status/929392947161980929/photo/1
As an early reader, maps always kept me fascinated – especially when I had the image of where things were
One early spelling of “Halloween” was “All Hallows’ Even (Even = evening). The “all” and “s” were dropped, “hallows’ ”
https://www.xkcd.com/1904/ For those of you who are unaware of the existence of xkcd, what planet have you been living
Dateline: October 5, 2017 In this scam, individuals posing as editors and executives who work for The Atlantic magazine send
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story Andrew Stanton: The Clues to a Great Story Amy Tan: