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Some familiar terms have tricky letter sequences that give even experienced writers pause. Here are some that send many of us racing to the dictionary—just to be sure.

Distinct from editing, proofing has its own specific functions that go beyond making sure the words are spelled correctly. Punctuation, fonts, and formatting issues all need attention.

Want to avoid induction into the inbox Hall of Shame? Follow this advice before you hit “send.”

The latest edition of the AP Stylebook includes a chapter on data journalism. Aside from that, several new entries can help tighten your writing.

Though buzzwords usually create nothing but frustration for communicators, you may have some fun with this outlandish lingo.

Boost your writing game with a few ‘bon mots’ and let the glory of France’s language inspire you.

Editors, like their culinary counterparts, often must turn disparate, incongruent ingredients into delectable dishes.

You can drive yourself crazy in the pursuit of perfection. Take a step back and follow this advice for making writing easier.

Although you might think that using your industry’s nomenclature makes you sound intelligent or offers you a shortcut, it often damages your chance to entice readers.