Students and Academics
Scribendi.com Interviews Grammar Girl Mignon Fogarty
Scribendi.com interviewed Grammar Girl to get the scoop on how she consistently makes grammar fun! Continued...
Turabian Style Bibliography
If you wish to cite references using the Turabian style, this article will provide you with examples of how to do so properly. Continued...
Chicago Manual of Style Bibliography
In this sample Chicago Manual of Style bibliography, our editors provide examples of citations that follow the Chicago Manual of Style. These citations can apply to any research project, so you may use them as a reference when making a works cited page for many of your assignments. Continued...
Why Hiring a Copy Editor is a Good Idea
Scribendi.com's editors explain why hiring a copy editor is a good idea. Continued...
Copy Editing and Why You Need It
Scribendi.com's editors explain everything you need to know about copy editing. Continued...
I Should Have Used Scribendi.com
Scribendi.com's "I Should Have Used Scribendi.com" infographic explains that bad grammar happens to good people. Continued...
How to Write Concisely
Scribendi.com's article about the importance of writing concisely. Continued...
Free the Apostrophe
Scribendi.com's Free the Apostrophe infographic highlights apostrophe abuse and illustrates how apostrophes should be used correctly. Continued...
Editing vs. Proofreading
Scribendi.com's infographic about the difference between editing and proofreading. Continued...
How to Avoid Telling Writing in Fiction
One of the most often quoted axioms is “Show, don’t tell.” The idea is to keep students from explaining the story, that is, to stop them from using telling writing and use showing writing instead. I have compiled ten tips that actually show you how to avoid telling writing. Continued...
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