Skip to content

Making Words Into Stories

Writing and Editing by Therese Arkenberg

Menu
  • About Therese
    • Contact
  • Book, Story, and Article Editing Services
  • Blog
    • Writing Advice
    • Editing
    • Book Reviews
    • Work and Career
  • Writing
    • My Stories
    • Jonathan Titchenal’s Writing
Menu

Tag: grammar

A Catchy Grammar Lesson from Steve Kowit

Posted on September 15, 2026September 15, 2026 by Therese Arkenberg

It helps to know the names of your tools. Imagine trying to fix something in your house when you’re not sure of the difference between an Allen wrench and a Phillips head screwdriver (some of us may not have to remember…) For writers, words of all kinds are our tools, and it pays to know…

Read more

All the Grammar Knowledge You Need for NaNo

Posted on November 4, 2014March 29, 2017 by Therese Arkenberg

National Novel Writing Month is not the time to become a grammar expert. The entire idea of this challenge is to stop worrying and write, that is, to churn out 1600+ words of prose each day, prose whose main glory is that it exists, not that it is perfect. Stopping to study capitalizing, punctuation, and…

Read more

Get the Latest Updates

Editing

  • Line editing and Copyediting
    • Proofreading
  • Developmental and Structural Editing
  • Query Letters, Market Research, and Formatting for Self-Publishing

Other Links

  • Goodreads
  • LinkedIn
  • LibraryThing

Recent Blog Posts

  • Why I Don’t Use AI in My Editing (or Writing)
  • How to Punctuate Dialogue
  • Recommended Reading on Writing and Editing
  • The Essential Information: A Quick Grammar Guide to Restrictive Commas and “That” vs “Which”
  • What you should know before using the TechSoup Discount for Quickbooks Online Plus

© Therese Arkenberg and Words Into Stories, 2026. Duplication of this material without permission from this site’s author is prohibited. Excerpts may be used if credit is given with direction (such as linking) to the original content.

© 2026 Making Words Into Stories | Powered by Minimalist Blog WordPress Theme