You don't add an apostrophe to your last name when pluralizing it for a holiday card. It's that simple, folks. Let's explore this topic more in today's blog post.

If you love to party, then my pre-holiday business networking mixer on Nov. 13 is an event you don't want to miss. Join us ... and bring a few friends with ya.

September is a busy month of observances for literacy, the written word, and the writers and editors who make the world a better place through their creative efforts.

Thank you for choosing Edit This as the Best Writing and Editing Service in this year's Best of Denton awards. We are forever grateful for your love and support.

Best of Denton County is still ongoing. Have you voted for Edit This yet? Help us win Best Writing and Editing Service. We would be honored to have your vote.

Simply put, a beta reader is someone who reads your manuscript before it's published and provides feedback from the perspective of an average reader. This is an important role, so go find yours.

Do you know when to use peek, pique, and peak in a sentence? Most people might say yes, but these homophones can be more confusing than you might think. Let's take a look.

Today, I wrote about nothing. And you know what? That works just fine, too. Start writing—even if it has no clear and snazzy point. You may end up with something even better.

As you cobble together your summer reading list, please consider adding my book, Write Like You Mean It. Trust me ... you won't be disappointed.

Welcome to another Edit This® grammar lesson. In today's blog post, we will discuss Tailer vs. Tailor vs. Taylor. Do you know the difference between them?

You may love Edit This, but how much do you really know about your favorite writing and editing service and the people behind it?

How can you give constructive feedback without making the writer want to throw their laptop out the window? Here are a few critical tips.

Did you know Edit This offers a coaching service for writers and editors who want to start their own business? Read more in today's blog.

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.

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.

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.