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Archive for August, 2009
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Covering Gen Con Indy 2009
I enjoy my work. That’s no secret, but sometimes I enjoy it even more when my work overlaps with my personal interests. The two came together this past weekend when I covered Gen Con Indy 2009 for The (Muncie) Star …
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Adverbs: friend or foe?
I would daresay that nothing is more important to a sentence than its verb. Verbs are what give a sentence action and propel a story forward. The right verbs are what make good writing even better. However, sometimes instead of …
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What’s your point — of view?
Sure, this one has a punny title, but I couldn’t resist. While the title may be punny (I won’t go as far as to say funny!), the topic is quite serious. Changes in viewpoint are a pet peeve of mine …