Online Course Lady: Writing Laboratory

This famous sentence - "A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" - is an example of a pangram containing all the letters of the ...

In Yoda style, it's not YOLO , but OOYL: Only Once You Live. Here is some more Yoda Language Humor , and scroll on down for some YOLO hu...

Here's why:

I'm not a fan of Grammarly software, but they do share some great humor at their blog!

Embrace the NOW when you are writing: that's all that matters! Here's a cartoon from Debbie Ridpath Ohi at inkygirl.com to inspire ...

You may have seen this proverb making its way around the Internet: Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter. ...

You can see more of Molly Hahn's beautiful "Buddha Doodles" at her website , and she also has a series of books (including a K...

Beware the Nessie in your keyboard: the Caps Lockness Monster!

I'm actually not that fussy... but I have to have a lot of light, and natural light is best for sure! To see the full-size view, see Gra...

Raise your hand if you have done this! (I have.)

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Game of Thrones: it's a grim world! Memento mori . Here's a character arc generator from John Atkinson's blog .

The graphic by Carrie J Keplinger asks which punctuation mark matches your personality. I guess I am mostly a semi-colon, with a dash of das...

I think you all know this feeling! Writer's block... visualized:

A beautiful graphic that Tynea Lewis shared at Twitter. The image of the dandelion is such a beautiful metaphor from nature and perfect for...

What an amazing infographic! It's from Curtis Newbold, The Visual Communication Guy . Click on this image for a large view, or use the d...

Some words of wisdom from Sue Monk Kidd : Stories have to be told or they die, and when they die, we can't remember who we are ...

The Sanskrit word  YOGA  is now very familiar to speakers of English!  What is fascinating about the word "yoga" is that it is als...

Today's word from mythology is tantalize, which means to torment someone with the sight of something desirable that is just out of reach...