by Yen Cabag
History’s greatest playwright and writer William Shakespeare did not only write words—he actually invented quite a few of his own! But can anyone just “invent” words? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of communicating so people can understand you? Did Shakespeare...
by Yen Cabag |
Biographies are stories of a person’s life written by someone who has thoroughly researched that individual. This genre offers a great opportunity to learn about important figures, study the time period they lived in, and even understand more about the human...
by Yen Cabag |
Puns can be a great way to break the ice at social gatherings, or to bring a smile to someone’s face (even if it’s only for how corny the joke is!). Puns require a bit of creativity and some bending of the laws of language. Library puns, or puns about...
by Yen Cabag
Fact checking is an important skill for anyone in the field of communication. Experienced writers, journalists, and reporters are adept at citing references for the information they share with others. This helps ensure that anything they quote can be traced back to...
by Kaelyn Barron |
You may have had personal reasons for writing your book, but if you want your message to reach thousands of readers, you’re going to have to roll up your sleeves and get to work on a knockout publicity plan. It would be great if your book could just sell itself,...
