Impending spring always gives me a burst of creative energy. So I decided to try a little experiment --- fashion design. Visit the Word Nerd Gift Shop for the first ever line of Word Nerds Unite T-shirts. There are a dozen designs in all. As the weather gets sunnier, you're likely to see the addition of products, so check back later for more, or go ahead and make a suggestion if there's something specific you'd like to see.
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RT @guardianstyle: Muphry's law: "If you write anything criticising editing or proofreading, there will be a fault of some kind in what you have written"
Developing Proofreading and Editing Skills http://t.co/pzKIg4n4 #edit #jobs #writers #copyedit
proofreading my fic woop
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Editing vs. Proofreading: What’s Most Important [Infographic] http://t.co/rS7wPeKF
4 editing &proofreading article RT @Mabine_Seabe: Ahoy! RT @JustZweli: @Mabine_Seabe thanks for the help there chief.I really appreciate it.
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RT @matthiasrascher: A list of synonyms Walt Whitman drew up for his poem about Abraham Lincoln. http://t.co/hwh9BOEv #language #poetry
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RT @matthiasrascher: A Peek Inside the Libraries of Famous Writers. http://t.co/uM508nZQ #books #writing
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