Power Words
Power Words are words that are known to have an instinctive impact on the human mind. They pack a punch – think, for example, of mutilate, explosive, vanquish, superior, or lucrative. All are
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Power Words are words that are known to have an instinctive impact on the human mind. They pack a punch – think, for example, of mutilate, explosive, vanquish, superior, or lucrative. All are
In fiction, consistency in point of view is critical, from making sure you’re using the right pronouns to helping the reader smoothly follow from one character’s perspective to another. This report helps you
Do you have a word or phrase not found in the standard AutoCrit analysis categories that you want highlighted in your writing? Words or phrases you know you repeat or abuse? Not a
As writers, we want to mix up our sentence structures—it makes our writing livelier and more interesting than if every sentence starts the same way. But we have to watch out for a
As fiction writers, it’s our job to create a vivid, detailed world for our readers. But that won’t happen if you have boring, generic descriptions in your manuscript. Generic descriptions are fuzzy, ambiguous
This analysis helps you see how often you start sentences in your manuscript with either a pronoun (she, he, it) or a name. Imagine if every sentence in a novel started the same