by Cole Salao
English words can be confusing for many reasons, but most of the frustration probably stems from words with similar or near-similar spellings, yet different meanings or pronunciations. The words “biannual” and “biennial” are two such terms that...
by Kaelyn Barron |
Most authors dream of seeing their name on bestseller lists, but imagine what an honor it would be to see your name among the best-selling authors of all time! In this post, we’ll show you 10 authors who have sold the most books throughout history, from the days...
by Cole Salao
Detective fiction is a subgenre of Mystery and Crime fiction that follows the exploits of a detective as they investigate a case. The central character is usually a professional detective (either as part of the police or as a private one), but sometimes they’re...
by Cole Salao
Have you ever read a book, watched a movie, or listened to a story where you suddenly thought, “wait a minute, that can’t be right!” You’ve most likely caught on to a plot hole—a gap in the narrative that happens for no reason. While some plot...
by Kaelyn Barron
Poetry can be an intimidating subject for many of us. Since there are few rules when it comes to writing poetry, just getting started can be difficult. But the good news is there’s a type of poetry that doesn’t require you to write any of the words...
by Kaelyn Barron |
Following its launch in 2008, Evernote became a go-to resource for students, writers, researchers, and pretty much anyone who sought a sleek and efficient note-taking experience. But now it’s 2022, and there are more apps and tools for taking notes than ever...
