Word of the Day
Hie (v., HIGH)
To quickly go somewhere, like what you need to do when a policeman greets you during college on 4/20.
To quickly go somewhere, like what you need to do when a policeman greets you during college on 4/20.
Writing may be hard but editing is impossible. It marries bloodthirsty triage with nurturing guidance in pursuit of an unquantifiable ideal. That's why seeing good examples of it is important, and Jory MacKay delivers the goods here:
When your editor kicks your ass
— Ali Mese (@meseali) May 4, 2016
(a.k.a. the difference between working with an average editor and @JoryMacKay) pic.twitter.com/DRpH6EvAeL
The writer, Ali Mese, also tweeted this helpful guide to rhythm in written prose:
(img credit: https://t.co/WfOkBvlT5D)
— Ali Mese (@meseali) August 9, 2016
WRITING GOALS: pic.twitter.com/ESmJE0u2wS
Kill your darlings, writers. And listen for how your words sing.
WritingEditingRuthless surgeryThick skins requiredA red pen is a swordRhythm and cadence