Generally speaking, FARTHER is used when discussing only true DISTANCE and FURTHER is used when measuring FIGURATIVE DISTANCE. However, that isn't completely true. Why? Well, let's discuss it. Both FARTHER and FURTHER can be use as adverbs (modifies a verb, adverb, adjective, or phrase) and adjectives (modifies a noun or pronoun). When used in comparative … Continue reading Farther vs Further
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Writers 2 Remember: William Shakespeare
One of "the greatest writers to ever use the English language" William Shakespeare... everyone knows him and yet, little is truly known about the man himself. The world's most famous playwright, having works in various genres from historical to comedy, this poet remains a mystery even now. Even centuries after his death, conspiracy theories thrive. … Continue reading Writers 2 Remember: William Shakespeare
WHO vs WHOM
Do you ever struggle with the WHO versus WHOM issue? Even when I thought I knew, I questioned it. Being both a writer and an editor (meaning others depend on me to understand these things), I was responsible to be clear on this matter. There was no room for guessing. Since I often got confused, … Continue reading WHO vs WHOM
Writers 2 Remember: SAPPHO
One of "The Greatest Lyric Poets" Photo Source Not a lot is know about the life of Sappho, or Psappha (in her native language of Aeolic Greek), who's from the island of Lesbos. What is known? This renown and prolific poet lived from approximately c. 630 to c. 570 BC. She was considered one of the … Continue reading Writers 2 Remember: SAPPHO
Creative Edge Publicity GLOBAL BOOK AWARD Winners
CREATIVE EDGE PUBLICITY IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE MULTIPLE REPRESENTED WINNERS IN THE GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS!!!! The 2022 Global Book Awards for Self-Published Authors.Featuring our medal winners and finalists in each of their categories. The Global Awards aim to discover new talent as well as recognize fine examples of self-published books. As such, we hope they … Continue reading Creative Edge Publicity GLOBAL BOOK AWARD Winners