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JefferyB
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I don't even want to think about writing without Grammarly! I have the premium upgrade and have renewed it once. If you write a lot (and I do), it is a great tool. When I put Grammarly into the 'Novel' mode, it overlooks those things that WORD points out. The premium addition has been recently upgraded to give even more help. There are certainly occasions where it picks up something as an error that is simply stylistic, and I ignore it. It just requires that you are firm on the words you want used. Grammarly insists on using the Harvard comma. I don't like it, but find it easier to accept the suggested change than ignore it.
One of the features i enjoy is its suggested word change. The software will tell me that the word I've selected is 'over used' and suggest another. More often than not, the suggestion is good. But Grammarly makes me think about what I've written, and that's always a good thing.
For me, the premium upgrade is worth the money and I've yet to find something better.
One of the features i enjoy is its suggested word change. The software will tell me that the word I've selected is 'over used' and suggest another. More often than not, the suggestion is good. But Grammarly makes me think about what I've written, and that's always a good thing.
For me, the premium upgrade is worth the money and I've yet to find something better.
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Here's a link to a story I wrote in 2014 about a photographer who has an affair with the wife of a US Senator. I enjoyed the story so much that I turned it into a novel (Not yet published).
The original story is named "The Westmorland Project." The book's title is "The Senator's Wife."
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/seduction/the-westmorland-project.aspx
JB
The original story is named "The Westmorland Project." The book's title is "The Senator's Wife."
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/seduction/the-westmorland-project.aspx
JB
