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These days everyone is a writer. We all have access to free online publishing tools that allow us to promote and preserve our interests, opinions and lives on a daily – and even minute-by-minute – basis.
With this type of writing authors can be excused for mixing their tenses, dropping an apostrophe or splitting the infinitive.
“Splitting the what?” Relax … that’s what professional writers are for. We are here to ensure your published work is getting noticed for its amazing content, rather than poor grammar and spelling mistakes.
I have been in the business of writing for more than 25 years. I’ve worked as a journalist, proofreader and editor across newspapers, magazines and websites for the media, individuals, business and government.
I now work with journalism students, passing on the age-old lessons in good grammar with a contemporary approach, while embracing the exciting opportunities of new technologies, such as digital and social media.
I look forward to helping you with your writing needs.
Fiona West
“There is no substitute
for quality writing”
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Apostrophe
It’s lonely up here;
always a little out of line,
peering round t’s broad-brimmed hat
or looking over s’s slithery shoulder,
never quite hearing what others say,
helping out lazy good-for-nothings
like round o and spindly i,
stopping arguments about who owns what,
never close enough to really see what’s happening.
I’m tired.
Someday I might climb down, become a comma,
or lose my tail like a tadpole
and come to a full stop. – Anonymous
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