On Friday, May 1, I was named Entrepreneur of the Year at the Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce's 63rd Annual Awards Gala. First and foremost, thank you.

If personal and professional development books interest you, consider adding my book, Write Like You Mean It, to your summer reading list in 2026.

There are a ton of common phrases we use all the time in conversation. But they never look right on paper. A perfect example is in tow and in toe. Let's discuss.

Your manuscript shouldn't collect dust. It deserves to see the light of day. Please join us on May 14, 2026, for our next Steve Gamel Writing Workshops series.

Do you know the difference between flower and flour? Most people say yes, but these homophones are confused more often than not. Let's discuss them in today's post.

Today's Edit This Grammar Lesson covers allowed and aloud. Do you know when to use these homophones in everyday writing? Don't worry ... we're here to clear things up.

If you aren't sure where to start with your next writing project, we offer the guidance, structure, and expertise to move your ideas from concept to completion.

Back by popular demand, our next writing workshop will cover what you need to know to take your book from a fledgling idea to a published book you can be proud of.

Do you know when to use gorilla and guerrilla in a sentence? They are more confusing than you might think. Let's explore them in today's blog post, shall we?

In today's Edit This Grammar Lesson, we discuss whether it's correct to say I could care less or I couldn't care less. Which do you think is the correct phrase?

Today's Edit This Grammar Lesson discusses the differences between rung and wrung. Do you know when to use these in your everyday writing? Let's take a look.

My next writing workshop is on March 12. The topic: how to be an effective editor. Join us for a fun evening of quality education, fun, food, and fellowship.

The Book Drive for Kids Adult Spelling Bee is slated for Friday, March 6, 2026, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Lewisville. Please join us at this year's fundraiser.

Do you know the difference between colonel and kernel and when to use them in everyday writing? Let's explore these homophones in today's blog post.

Today's grammar lesson focuses on serial vs. cereal. Do you know when to use each one in everyday writing? Let's explore in today's Edit This Grammar Lesson.

Join us for our next Steve Gamel Writing Workshops series as we discuss ChatGPT and other generative AI tools and how to use them responsibly with written content.

Did you err on the side of caution or error on the side of caution? This is a common phrase that is often incorrect in everyday writing. Let's talk about it.

Hiring book publishing help isn’t just about finding people with skills and experience. It’s also about finding people you can trust to guide and support you.

Everybody has a story to tell, whether you're a business owner looking to attract new clients or an author with a book idea. Call Edit This today. We can help.

The Steve Gamel Writing Workshops will resume on Jan. 15, 2026, at our new location at the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce. Please join us for a fun-filled evening.