Running Heads CMOS1.10-1.16 Never heard of a running head? We’ve all seen and used running heads, likely without knowing what to call them. Running heads are… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide to CMOS: Running Heads
A Bit of Etymology This week, let’s talk about leaves and folios—also known as pages and page numbers. You can read Chicago Manual of Style… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide to CMOS: Leaves and Folios
Purchasing Your Chicago Manual of Style Does opening your copy of The Chicago Manual of Style trigger vertigo?Not sure you really need to own a… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide: Why You Need CMOS 17
Knowing the parts of a book will help you communicate with publishers and agents.
Let’s talk about impostors. Impostor syndrome—rampant in the creative community—distracts us from fulfilling our calling.Not familiar? Google. We’ll discuss on a future Zoom.Here, though, we’re talking about… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide to Four Impostor Pairs
The GF’s Guide to CMOS 5.110-5.113 Do gerunds make you grumpy? Do your participles dangle at precarious angles? Not even sure of the difference between gerunds… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide to Gerunds and Participles
So, you’re writing a book. Great. Do you know all the parts of a book?If not, don’t despair. The Grammar Floozy’s here to help. Why Parts… Read More »The Grammar Floozy’s Guide to CMOS: Front Matter
Writer Education Writer education tops the 540 Club “Vision and Values” list (along with writer encouragement and writer community). Education doesn’t happen by accident. We… Read More »Six Great Resources For Writers
Your virtual conference is right around the corner. Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference, anyone? (Worried about missing out? Join the virtual hangout on Zoom.… Read More »This is How to Connect During Your Virtual Conference
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