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Any student working toward an undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate degree will have to write a dissertation,...
Writing a novel
Getting started on a novel for the first time can be a daunting process. Or is it? Perhaps we should...
Creative Writing Advice
My name is Joanne Lane, and I am one of the editors at FirstEditing. Before dipping my toe into the world...

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If you are writing a document that will subsequently be corrected by a tutor, peer, colleague, or professional editor, it is more than likely that person will use Track Changes to facilitate these revisions. What does this feature do? The Microsoft Word Track Changes function allows a user to view all...
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Every writer would like to believe his or her work is perfect. However, the best writers know that a little editorial assistance can smooth a rough draft into a polished final manuscript. Quite often, it’s small errors that trip up aspiring writers. To help you avoid these common grammatical errors,...
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When writing fiction, it is important to keep your mind on the entire structure. It helps to think of your novel as a tapestry with colored strands interwoven so they can create a balanced design that tells a story. If the weaver takes some strands and starts working on a side panel of the tapestry and...
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Writing assignments while at college or university can be a challenging and potentially frustrating process. Luckily, many universities have drop-in writing labs to help students with any query or difficulty they might be facing. Qualified professionals, including lecturers and professors, staff the...
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Everyone has it in him or her to write a novel, yet so many people don’t bother. Why not tell your story? There are so many excuses, like, “I’m not a good writer.” Or, “I don’t have the time.” Well, we can suggest that you set aside a small period every day to write. Whether it’s on your lunch hour,...
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