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5 Ways Writing Technology Helps Bilingual Writers

A good writing program does more than check spelling. It can be a valuable tool for bilingual writers and non-native English speakers. Find out how you can improve your writing and how ProWritingAid can help in this article.

Earn a Free ProWritingAid Premium License

You can now extend your ProWritingAid Premium License for a whole year or even a lifetime completely free with our new referral system. Find out how it works in this article.

8 Ways to Improve Your Sensory Detail

As authors, we want our readers to feel as if they are there in the story. Sensory detail is the best way to do this. Here are eight ways to improve sensory detail in your writing.

ProWritingAid Editing Tool for Windows

How to use ProWritingAid's Desktop App for Windows, with guides to editing Word and Scrivener docs, changing your app settings and using the reports. Do you ever wish you had an extra pair of eyes that could catch spelling, grammar and writing style errors as you write? Or an editor who is always on call to help you sort out readability, pacing, diction and structural issues? Well, ProWritingAid's Desktop App is here to make those wishes come true.

How to Use ProWritingAid with Microsoft Office

With ProWritingAid's Microsoft Office Add-In, you can edit where you write. In this article, we teach you how to get started using this powerful tool.

How to Use ProWritingAid's Summary Report

Want to learn how to improve your writing quickly? Our Goals feature helps you zero in on the areas of your writing that you can improve.

Write a Novel in a Year: One Writer's Step-by-Step Process

There are all kinds of writers in the ProWritingAid community, all with very different writing styles. Fantasy author Oz Mari G. shares how ProWritingAid helped her get through three rounds of rewrites before she published her first novel.

ProWritingAid: New Features for 2021

You don't need us to tell you that it's been a crazy year. Despite all the madness, we've been working hard to make ProWritingAid even better for you in 2020.

ProWritingAid Presents: Featured Writers

"A friend sent me a link to ProWritingAid and I’ve not looked back. I’m enjoying editing now." There are all kinds of writers in the ProWritingAid community, all with very different writing styles. In this new series of blog posts, we’ll be featuring two ProWritingAid users each month to learn more about their writing processes and how ProWritingAid has helped them on their writing journey.

Self-Editing Your Novel for Readability

Find out how to strengthen the readability of your novel through self-editing by reviewing the 38 Story Elements covered in this article. Professional Editor JoeEllen Nordström helps you tackle the three main categories of plot, character, and setting. By ensuring you use and vary each of these three primary story elements accurately, you can create a powerful story which keeps your readers returning and again

What is a cliché? Check out this list of examples.

To cliché or not to cliché, that is the question. This comprehensive list of clichés will help you decide what to use or leave behind in your writing.

Managing Your ProWritingAid Account

Wondering how to reset your password, edit your email notifications or change your username? Find out everything you need to know about creating and managing your ProWritingAid license, account, and settings in this post.

How to Edit After NaNoWriMo

Now that NaNoWriMo is over and you've taken a well-deserved break, it's time to edit. Find out how ProWritingAid can make your self-editing life easier from this new video, in partnership with Campfire Technology.

Best Browser Extensions for Writers

One of our main aims at ProWritingAid is to provide you with the best editing tools wherever you write. With that in mind, we've created browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Here's how to use them.

Is Your Book The Next Lord of The Rings?

Your writing is your own - but that doesn't mean you can't take inspiration from the greats. ProWritingAid's author comparisons feature allows you to select your favorite author and compare their writing to yours in terms of emotional tells, sentence length variety and more. See how your writing shapes up.

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5 Ways Writing Technology Helps Bilingual Writers

Earn a Free ProWritingAid Premium License

8 Ways to Improve Your Sensory Detail

ProWritingAid Editing Tool for Windows

How to Use ProWritingAid with Microsoft Office

How to Use ProWritingAid's Summary Report

Write a Novel in a Year: One Writer's Step-by-Step Process

ProWritingAid: New Features for 2021

ProWritingAid Presents: Featured Writers

Self-Editing Your Novel for Readability

What is a cliché? Check out this list of examples.

Managing Your ProWritingAid Account

How to Edit After NaNoWriMo

Best Browser Extensions for Writers

Is Your Book The Next Lord of The Rings?

Grammar Guide

You're Currently Browsing:

Articles about ProWritingAid reports

The Writing Process

Blogging and Content Writing

Grammar Rules

Business Writing

Writing Apps

How to Use ProWritingAid

ProWritingAid in the Classroom

5 Ways Writing Technology Helps Bilingual Writers

Earn a Free ProWritingAid Premium License

8 Ways to Improve Your Sensory Detail

ProWritingAid Editing Tool for Windows

How to Use ProWritingAid with Microsoft Office

How to Use ProWritingAid's Summary Report

Write a Novel in a Year: One Writer's Step-by-Step Process

ProWritingAid: New Features for 2021

ProWritingAid Presents: Featured Writers

Self-Editing Your Novel for Readability

What is a cliché? Check out this list of examples.

Managing Your ProWritingAid Account

How to Edit After NaNoWriMo

Best Browser Extensions for Writers

Is Your Book The Next Lord of The Rings?

Grammar Guide

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