Essentially, it all comes down to this: ALL RIGHT is the formal version and ALRIGHT is the informal version of the same word. As an editor and writer, I would both advise and use ALL RIGHT in omnipresence narration (when the character isn't narrating the story) and ALRIGHT in dialogue or instances of colloquialism. With … Continue reading All Right vs Alright
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Diann Floyd Boehm Writes for Books & Buzz
Norns Triad Publications is proud to share that our friend and colleague, Diann Floyd Boehm, has been featured in Books & Buzz. You can read her article, How to “Tame the Beast” of Social Media online HERE. Find Diann's Books Here
Mary Elizabeth Jackson is featured in WOW Warrior Magazine – Issue 1
READ ISSUE 1 of WOW Warrior Magazine Norns Triad Publications is proud to share that our friend and colleague, Mary Elizabeth Jackson, has been featured in the 1st issue of WOW Warrior Magazine. You can read her article, Powerful Parenting-Coping Skills & Empowering Your Child, on pages 18-19. Find Mary's Books Here
Blond vs Blonde
Grammatical gender is found in most languages though it has been mostly removed from the English language. However, there are still some remnants of it. We see this with Blond and Blonde. Grammarly does a great job simplifying this: "When describing males, you would use blond: He is blond. You can add an E to … Continue reading Blond vs Blonde
THAT’S #PUN-NY: Random Funnies
Ha ha - these cracked me up!I like looking for these fun things to share. They brighten my day, and I hope that they bring some joy to yours, as well! Peace and blessings to all!You never know what you'll find on the shelves of a book store or in library - often there are … Continue reading THAT’S #PUN-NY: Random Funnies
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