Have you bought and read my book, Write Like You Mean It? If you have, then you know it is the perfect guide for writers of all experience levels and backgrounds.

Do you know when to use "quarts" and "quartz" in your everyday writing? Let's discuss these commonly confused words in today's epic Edit This Grammar Lesson.

Today's Edit This Grammar Lesson discusses the difference between wretch and retch. Do you know when to use each one in everyday writing? Let's find out today.

Please join us for The Best Pre-Holiday Business Networking Mixer EVER. The event is set for Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce.

Do you know the difference between wreak and reek? Most people might say yes, but people often confuse these words in everyday writing. Read more in today's blog.

The final Steve Gamel Writing Workshop of 2026 is coming up on Oct. 8. Please join us for an engaging writing mastermind. You don't want to miss this awesome event.

Blog writing is fun and can benefit your business in more ways than you realize. But yes, it can be hard. So, what do you do when you think you've run out of ideas?

Do you know when to use caddie and caddy in a sentence? They sound alike but have different meanings, so using the wrong one can cause many problems in writing.

Is it whet your appetite or wet your appetite? Trust me when I say that only one of these expressions is correct, so let's discuss them in today's blog post.

Our second-to-last Steve Gamel Writing Workshop of 2026 zeros in on the do's and don'ts of website copy. This is a very important class for all business owners.

Do you know the difference between holey, holy, and wholly? Most people think they do, but these are commonly confused words that need to be discussed in this blog.

Inviting someone into your life is no small thing. Those conversations become friendships, and those writing projects become much more than words on a page.

This year has flown by, and if you’ve been meaning to write more but have struggled to find the time, you’re not alone. That's where our team at Edit This® can help.

If we've helped tell your story, put the finishing touches on a book project, or brought your ideas to life in some other way, we'd be honored to have your vote.

Do you know when to use gate or gait in everyday writing? Most people might say yes, but I see this error in written copy a lot. Let's talk about it in today's blog.

Many people think they know the difference between conceded and conceited. However, using the wrong one can completely change what you're trying to say (or write).

In today's Edit This Grammar Lesson, we will discuss the differences between chord and cord. Do you know how to use these homophones in everyday writing? Let's see.

Business Writing 101 is the subject of our next Steve Gamel Writing Workshops Series. Join us as we learn to communicate clearly, effectively, and intentionally.

Do you know the difference between callus and callous and when to use them in everyday writing? Let's talk about these homophones in today's grammar lesson.

If writing your first book, memoir, or business guide has been on your to-do list, this summer is the perfect time to make real progress. Edit This® can help!