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Infographic: How to Correctly List Adjectives in English

25 June, 2018 // 2 Comments

Here's a tip about the English language that native speakers learn instinctively and ESL learners have to learn the hard way. Did you know there's a reason that early pop song doesn't mention a girl [Read More ...]

Infographic: The Indispensable Social Media Cheat Sheet

17 May, 2018 // 2 Comments

Social media is so important that we have posted not one but two infographics. The first focused just on image sizes for the more popular social networks, but the second covers many useful [Read More ...]

Build Your Own Shakespearean Insult With This Handy Chart

9 May, 2018 // 0 Comments

Shakespeare's ability to craft tongue-in-cheek quips full of double meaning and literary merit is one of many reasons his works have such staying power. The next time you’re looking for a witty [Read More ...]

Infographic: Opening Lines Of 34 Famous Books

2 April, 2018 // 4 Comments

They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but what about the first line? The first line is the author's chance to make a first impression and to capture the imagination of the reader, and [Read More ...]

Infographic: Weird Plurals

20 March, 2018 // 3 Comments

The English language grows by pursuing other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and riffle their pockets for new vocabulary. It is ridiculously complex and contradictory, and nowhere [Read More ...]

Infographics: What Your Font Choices Say About You (2)

19 February, 2018 // 1 Comment

I have a two-fer for you today. A lot of people think that the font types you choose for your logo, website, and other text will say something about you, your business, and your personality. I'm not [Read More ...]

Infographic: Getting from A to B like Harry Potter

12 February, 2018 // 0 Comments

If you've ever found yourself tapping the steering wheel while watching the freeway turn into a parking lot, you may have pondered all the different ways you could be travelling to work. Wouldn’t [Read More ...]

Infographic: 8 Common Phrases that You May Be Getting Wrong

7 January, 2018 // 25 Comments

The only part of English that is more difficult and problematic than spelling is the proper use of vernacular phrases. Thanks to the many words in the English language that sound like each other but [Read More ...]

Infographic: (Almost) Every (Western) Literary Movement in the History of Literature Summed up in a Single Sentence

4 January, 2018 // 3 Comments

Spark Notes has boiled down the history of literary movements to a collection of one line quips. The problem with literature is that there’s so much of it. Books go back a long time (like at [Read More ...]

Infographic: Sixteen Children’s Books Characters in the Hoosegow

26 December, 2017 // 1 Comment

Lovereading.co.uk has published a new infographic that begs the question of what would happen if some of our favorite villains from children’s books were put on trial in a UK court. The graphic [Read More ...]

Infographic: So, You’d Like to Buy Your Loved One a Book?

12 December, 2017 // 1 Comment

If you are looking to buy a book as a gift this Christmas then I have just the thing. The NYTimes crafted this flowchart which you can use to find the perfect book to give this Christmas. Do you [Read More ...]

Infographic: The Ultimate Grammar Cheat Sheet for Writers

29 November, 2017 // 5 Comments

It's not that I have bad grammar - I just follow unique rules that I make up as I go along. I call it grammar freestyle, and you should try it some time. But if you prefer to follow the rules, the [Read More ...]

Infographic: The Most Popular Font Types in the USA

30 October, 2017 // 2 Comments

Venngage is a site where you can build infographics, and earlier this month they crunched their user data to find out who was using which fonts. At Venngage, we help users all over the [Read More ...]

Infographic: The Literary Lakes

23 October, 2017 // 1 Comment

Lakes, writers, and alcohol. If you combine all three, you have a recipe for disaster, but if you combine two of the three then you have a recipe for great writing. England's Lake District is famous [Read More ...]

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