Altogether or alltogether? Affect or effect? Style Workout 9 is up! "Word Usage, Part 1" https://t.co/sSWOcNQWjh

— Manual of Style (@ChicagoManual) September 27, 2016

Writing rejection letters aren’t easy for any of us. Here are some tips and examples for how to get them right: https://t.co/YNDN6YvDek

— Harvard Biz Review (@HarvardBiz) October 5, 2016

#WednesdayWisdom If you want to practice your writing voice, try narrating people. Just...Do it in your head or write it down. #writingtips pic.twitter.com/nkL19XYXij

— Lexi Lefevre (@LexiIsAWriter) September 28, 2016

Examples of initials from Writing & Illuminating and Lettering by Edward Johnston 1922. pic.twitter.com/1m52bQvZm6

— Type Worship (@typeworship) January 28, 2016

When writing an essay, remember this: if it's boring to you, it's twice as boring to your reader.

— Mysterious Fact (@mysteriousfact) January 28, 2016

10 tips on writing from original “Mad Man” David Ogilvy: http://t.co/oisNZAKLgf via @ideas pic.twitter.com/LjUEhInep0

— Global Editing (@geediting) September 15, 2015

Poet Jane Kenyon’s Advice on Writing: Some of the Wisest Words to Create and Live By: “Be a good steward of yo... http://t.co/WX47EyQu8R

— Brain Pickings (@brainpickings) September 15, 2015

A humorous take on How to Write a Sentence from The New Yorker: http://t.co/AGo1eWQU9k #amediting #amwriting #grammar

— NW Ind Editors Guild (@Edsguild) October 27, 2014

Humourous Grammar Rules - #amwriting http://t.co/i32a9tpiYP

— Derek Haines (@FebThe5th) October 28, 2014

The Visionary Behind Italics http://t.co/vbGfXKOO2g

— The Daily Heller (@thedailyheller) March 5, 2015

"When something can be read without effort, great effort has gone into its writing." -Enrique Jardiel Poncela pic.twitter.com/x81VoUHXIO

— The Script Lab (@TheScriptLab) January 5, 2015

"One cannot have too large a party” – On Jane Austen day, 30 of her quotes to live life by http://t.co/HIspMrt53J pic.twitter.com/yWDy3Biwlb

— Guardian Books (@GuardianBooks) December 16, 2014

15 Oscar Wilde Quotes About Reading, Writing and Books — http://t.co/0JUIIcDBua

— Global Editing (@geediting) December 11, 2014

I say less calculus, more cursive! What's Lost as Handwriting Fades -> http://t.co/ZJXu0LOtnb #writing

— Jim Woods (@jimwoodswrites) December 11, 2014

#OTD in 1948, Marshall McLuhan decried poor grammar among youth on @CBC: http://t.co/x3m2Mofl1j pic.twitter.com/aaAYtyhzPN

— CBC Books (@cbcbooks) November 25, 2014

Did we mention @sapinker spoke at our event on Monday? We'll have the video up for you soon. http://t.co/EJz6VQfTtC pic.twitter.com/TXVcD1zLp6

— The Writer (@TheWriter) September 24, 2014

Read your writing aloud, listen to it like you listen to music. The words, the sentences. Where the rhythm breaks, that's where you fix it.

— Ksenia Anske (@kseniaanske) July 10, 2014

What I write is smarter than I am, because I can re-write it. SUSAN SONTAG #amwriting #writing

— Jon Winokur (@AdviceToWriters) June 19, 2014

Never cut what you can untie. JOSEPH JOUBERT #writing #writingtips

— Jon Winokur (@AdviceToWriters) June 8, 2014

"My Library" (my cartoon for yesterday's @guardianreview ) pic.twitter.com/nuymbAzAk7

— Tom Gauld (@tomgauld) May 25, 2014

The daily routines of famous writers http://t.co/zEojWBIR1s pic.twitter.com/wMbAXH4Y9H

— Maria Popova (@brainpicker) March 29, 2014