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The 7 Best Online Book Clubs to Join

Trying to draft the next great book review or start your own #squad? Connect with one of the best online book clubs after choosing your favorite from our list.

Writing with Aphasia (And the Importance of Human Editing)

Four years ago, Chris Twist survived a brain injury and had to relearn the entire English language. Learn more about Chris's journey relearning English along with the importance of human editors.

Wordplay: 18 Fun Ways to Play with Words

There are many ways to play with words. Why not try one of the following ways to engage in some wordplay?

8 Writing Lessons That Can Be Applied to Everyday Life

Whether your favorite piece of writing advice is to "go after inspiration with a club" (Jack London) or to simply eat chocolate biscuits (Neela Mann and Lliana Bird), you can apply it to your everyday life. Check out our top eight writing lessons that you can use to help you interpret and live in the real world.

#SquadGoals: The Top Writing Groups throughout History

Walk in the footsteps of your favorite author and become a better writer along the way by joining one of these top writing groups.

The 5 Stages of Writing and Revising Your Book

Learn how to navigate the five stages of writing and revising to ensure that your book is ready to be published.

7 Types of Conflict in Literature

Learn about the seven different types of conflict in literature with examples from some famous novels.

Affect vs. Effect: What's the Difference?

Are you confused about when to use affect vs. effect? Learn the difference between the two words with these helpful examples and tips.

21 Literary Halloween Costumes

Not sure what you want to be for Halloween this year? Get inspired by these literary Halloween costumes!

Can You Correctly Define These Nine Obscure Literary Terms?

Literary terms are used to describe various aspects of writing, but how well do you actually know these tricky devices?

Lay vs. Lie Explained (Infographic Included)

Are you going to lay down or lie down to sleep? The question is enough to keep you awake. Learn the difference between lay vs. lie so you can get some rest!

The Benefits of Having Others Edit Your Work

Peer editing is a great way to ensure that your essay is clear, correct, and logical. Here are some ways to get the most out of peer editing.

11 Famous Movie Quotes That Are Grammatically Incorrect

Grammar does not have to be boring! Learn about the rules of grammar from these 11 grammatically incorrect movie quotes.

So Wrong It's Right: Bending Grammar Rules in Your Fiction Writing

By bending grammar rules in your fiction writing, you can give insight into characters and evoke feelings within readers. Here are some ways to do it.