Laura Hale Brockway

The wisdom of these well-known, creative people can help writers who need some inspiration.

Hyphens and dashes have different uses. They cannot be used interchangeably.

Plus an example of one organization that is going back to print over complaints of email overload.

According to Watson the computer, anyway.

Huge, unsolicited attachments and pretending you know someone you don't are among this writer's no-nos.

If the word 'cool' is wearing out its welcome in your personal lexicon, try these synonyms.

Be careful when you use words such as 'comprise,' 'averse' and 'imply.' They are often used incorrectly.

Do you find yourself using the term 'a lot' with regularity? Break the habit with these more-specific synonyms.

Websites without clear labels, that require multiple clicks to get to the most important stuff, and otherwise frustrate can serve as an example of what not to do.

Writing doesn't need to be a tedious and frustrating task. Consider these tips to get your creative juices flowing.

Whether you're trying to impress a prospective client, networking to find a job, or meeting new co-workers, you don't want to be caught forgetting someone's name.

The author famous for her characters who make life-changing social blunders can teach social media users a thing or two.

Research shows that the Internet has diminished readers' attention spans. Make it easier for your readers to grasp your point by adhering to these tips.

When a customer starts the conversation, it takes more to keep it going than a standard sales push.