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5 Steps to Make a Sentence Curve (or Vary Your Sentence Length)

by Guest User | Oct 15, 2015 | Blog, Writing

Nowadays I’m an editor, but my formal education is in engineering. You could call it “leftover occupational hazard” when a former engineer thinks about editing and ends up making a graph, a plot, a sentence curve. curve – noun \ˈkərv\ a curved line on a graph that...

My Word of the Week: Voice

by Charity Singleton Craig | Dec 2, 2014 | Blog, My Word of the Week

voice – noun \ˈvȯis\ : the sounds that you make with your mouth and throat when you are speaking, singing, etc. : the ability to speak : the ability to sing __________ “I lost my voice,” I croaked to a small gathering of writers who had come to a workshop Ann...

The Sound My Heart Makes: Finding My Voice

by Charity Singleton Craig | Jun 21, 2010 | Archived Blog Posts

Fresh out of college and in my first job as a reporter, I took my role and my writing as a journalist very seriously. I spent hours doing an expose’ of the local county jail (the sheriff’s cooperation, I discovered later, was an attempt to get more money...

5 Steps to Make a Sentence Curve (or Vary Your Sentence Length)

My Word of the Week: Voice

The Sound My Heart Makes: Finding My Voice

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