Fiction and Nonfiction Tools

[jt72]

Fiction and Nonfiction Tools

Draft                       https://draftin.com/
LitLift                      http://www.litlift.info/
Grammarly              https://www.grammarly.com/1
Hemingway Editor    http://www.hemingwayapp.com/
Readability Score     https://app.readable.io/text/
Cliche Finder            http://cliche.theinfo.org/
Todoist                    https://todoist.com/downloads/windows
Trello                      https://trello.com/en
Reedsy Book Editor  https://reedsy.com/write-a-book

Best Writing Apps and Software for 2020
https://becomeawritertoday.com/writing-apps/

Best of luck with your writing.    jt

[RonBlade]

Students, I've got a universal tip for you. Whenever you are picking your academic assistance company, you better avoid contacting Transtutors at all costs. They make you pay a lot while not caring about the final quality of your paper.

[jt72]

Interesting, telling students not to contact "Transtutors"  and posting a direct live link to the  site..

[Joshua_Scriven]

Thanks for this tip, but I disagree with you, because writing essays is really a simple task, but only for those who have tried to learn the art of writing them before. In fact, there is nothing difficult to acquire this skill several times a week by watching training videos on YouTube from famous writers who tell you how to write essays on any topic and practice after watching. YouTube is full of such tutorials and they are usually posted on channels with at least 27 thousand subscribers! I'm sure their authors are always buy youtube views to quickly increase their ammount.

[watcher111]

Thanks for this tip, but I disagree with you, because writing essays is really a simple task, but only for those who have tried to learn the art of writing them before. In fact, there is nothing difficult to acquire this skill several times a week by watching training videos on YouTube from famous writers who tell you how to write essays on any topic and practice after watching. YouTube is full of such tutorials and they are usually posted on channels with at least 27 thousand subscribers! I'm sure their authors are always buy youtube views to quickly increase their ammount.

Is there nothing one won't do to make a dollar?  w
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=writer%27s+block

[Axelwalsh]

Thank you for sharing this link. But these authors on youtube has so many subscribers. I think they get some subscribers from sites like this one https://soclikes.com/buy-youtube-subscribers. Otherwise how could they get so many?