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Whether you are an attorney, manager or student, writing skills are essential to your success. The rise of the information age – with the proliferation of e-mails, blogs and social networks – makes the ability to write clear, correct English more important than ever.
Daily Writing Tips is about that. Every day we’ll send you a grammar, spelling, punctuation or vocabulary tip. If you don’t want to miss a single post you can grab our RSS Feed, or subscribe by email.
Our Team
Maeve Maddox, Editor: Born in Chicago, Maeve has lived, studied, and taught English in the United States, France, and the U.K. Her educational qualifications include a B.A. (Hons) in English from the University of London, and a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Besides writing for DailyWritingTips, Maeve maintains a teaching site called AmericanEnglishDoctor.com.
Ali Hale, Writer: Ali is a freelance writer currently taking a Creative Writing MA at Goldsmiths, London. She has written for several high profile websites, including Problogger, Dumb Little Man and The Change Blog. You can read more from her on Aliventures.com, where she offers an honest take on personal development and getting more from life.
Simon Kewin, Writer: Simon is a writer of fiction and poetry. His work has appeared in a wide variety of magazines and anthologies over the years. He has a first class honours degree in English Literature and a huge pile of books waiting to be read. His blog is at Spellmaking.blogspot.com.
Daniel Scocco, Writer: Daniel is the founder of Daily Writing Tips. He is fluent in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian, but he is always trying to improve his grammar and writing skills. He also writes actively on DailyBlogTips.com, a place where he shares tips and tricks to build successful blogs.
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