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microsoft word alternatives
Writing 

10 Totally Free Alternatives To Microsoft Word

Updated January 5, 2021 Derek Haines 3942 Views 4 Comments 8 min read

There are lots of free Microsoft Word alternatives. I’m sure you don’t prepare business plans with charts and graphs. You don’t use online collaboration tools. You don’t schedule meetings for a group

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What Should I Write About
Writing 

What To Write About When Your Brain Dries Up

Updated January 15, 2021 Derek Haines 2081 Views 0 Comments 6 min read

It hits every writer. What should I write about? It’s late in the day, and you run out of ideas. You could be writing a book or trying to draft a blog post

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News Sites Get Greed So Wrong
How To Articles 

News Websites Show You How To Create A Very Slow Website

Updated November 22, 2020 Derek Haines 3603 Views 2 Comments 7 min read

Being greedy is one thing. But being stubborn and refusing to accept reality is another thing altogether. If you read your news online, you will know what I am talking about. Many

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Software For Authors
Writing 

The Best Software For Authors Writing A New Book

Updated January 12, 2021 Derek Haines 3120 Views 3 Comments 7 min read

Software for authors is essential because writing your book is a long term project. There are many facets involved in the writing process that you will need to bring together. But before

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Gerund Participial Phrase
Grammar 

Participial Phrase And Gerund – What’s The Difference?

Updated January 5, 2021 Derek Haines 4882 Views 3 Comments 5 min read

It’s not easy at first to identify a gerund phrase vs participle phrase. Both use the present participle, which is the ing form of a verb. For many writers, the gerund and

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What is CSS
How To Articles 

How You Can Use CSS – Tips And Tricks For Beginners

Updated January 13, 2021 Derek Haines 2299 Views 0 Comments 6 min read

Even you can learn how to use CSS to style your web pages with these CSS tips for beginners. You don’t need to know anything about computer code. All you need to

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