Finding Mistakes

If you’re reading this, then chances are you’re a writer. And if you’re a writer, then chances are you’ve read a book and set it down in disappointment because you found some mistakes that offend your sense of professionalism.

We all have.

Worse than finding an annoying blunder while reading is when an error is pointed out in your own work. A person finds a mistake in your work that you somehow missed. This is a mortifying moment. It’s especially annoying because the mistake is usually obvious after it’s been found. We know you hate this sensation and moment as much as we do!

Fix Mistakes Before You Make Them

In the first part of a two-part post on mistakes readers always catch, Archway Publishing walks you through six common writing mistakes we’ve all made at some point, in the hope that by being forewarned, you can avoid that unpleasant experience we just mentioned.

Thirteen Mistakes Readers Always Catch, Part 1>>

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