If you want to beef up your storytelling needs in 2025, Edit This is the perfect writing and editing partner. Read more in today's blog.

I want to take a few moments to thank everyone for allowing me to be your favorite writer and storyteller. Let's have a fantastic 2025.

The first installment of the Steve Gamel Writing Workshops for 2025 is set for Jan. 9 in Argyle. Here are the details and registration info.

Storytelling is a great way to connect with your audience and give your brand the boost it needs. Here are 10 tips to improve storytelling.

The holidays are upon us, and it's time to grab gifts for your loved ones. Write Like You Mean It may be the best stocking stuffer ever.

I hope everyone has a fantastic Thanksgiving. We should be thankful for all the blessings in our lives. Thank you for being part of my life.

It's time to start building momentum for our 2025 writing workshops. Here is the upcoming topic list for the Steve Gamel Writing Workshops.

Is it reap what you sow or reap what you sew? Only one can be correct. Let's discuss this in today's blog post.

Today's Edit This Grammar Lesson discusses the differences between forward and foreword. Do you know when to use each one in a sentence?

I'm hosting a pre-holiday business mixer on Nov. 14 in place of my monthly writing workshop. This event is open to everyone, so join us.

My family has always been the inspiration behind my passion for writing. I imagine the same can be said for a lot of writers out there.

Why manually transcribe your interview notes? It's simple; this one writing tip can help transform your storytelling skills overnight.

Do you know the difference between incite and insight? These homophones have been known to confuse even the best of us.

My book, Write Like You Mean It, has received many positive reviews from readers. But I wondered, "What might ChatGPT say?"

Today's Edit This Grammar Lesson is on roll and role. Do you know the difference between these homophones?

You're only a few clicks away from registering for my next writing workshop. We'll be talking about the importance of active listening.

Do you know the difference between ball and bawl? These homophones trip more people up than you might think.

Now that the dust has settled on Best of Denton County season, I want to say thank you for making me your favorite writer and editor.

There is a seemingly endless list of common phrases and sayings writers always get wrong. Here are 33 of the more popular ones.

If you're a teacher, you should consider buying my book, Write Like You Mean It, for your creative writing students. It's a must-have book.