Is this channel dead? You haven't posted in two years man.

I appreciate you taking the time to make this video. Thank you!

One thing to consider is running your “finished” text through a text to speech processor. This lets you hear how what you have written sounds, including its flow.

This is the most helpful video I have ever come across. All my plot points are written on notecards and taped to my wall so I've been searching for an easier way to organize them for months. Thank you so much! (Also the names of the characters you mentioned are very cool)

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you

Anyone from PHCCC? 👀

Very informative. There are things about Grammarly that drive me nuts. I will have to try Pro Writing Aid. Do you have anything about the Hemmingway app? I am thinking of using it more but am unsure how effective it can be, only have used it a few times a while back.

Edmund and Lucy acting like Kings and Queens makes me smile everytime

I can sort of relate to Lucy when she wanted to be beautiful like her sister: all my life I wanted to look like my older sister but since I look more like our dad and she looks like our mom it makes it difficult to look like her but the strange thing is: my sister never resented me for this matter of fact she was nicer to me than our brothers

I absolutely love this book and I’m personally excited to see how Netflix adapts this also I wanna play Aravis because as a black girl I can see how she feels about certain things and her views change over the course of the journey

Can you explain why you used online Grammarly instead of MS Word?

Banger review. I am re-reading after several decades from first read. As a young man, I was so dissapointed with the total arch. Now, I can not wait give it another chance.❤

thank you thank you thank you!:)

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for a great vid

Hello! Where do you recommend placing a map in a book? Before or after the title pages?

Thank you!

fantastic video. thanks

This one’s my favorite of the Narnia books as well. Thank you for clarifying exactly what it is that makes it all come together.

Thank you. Great book review😀

Thank you for this review, it's very helpful to see both tools in action with real writing examples. I'm leaning towards ProWritingAid, but will probably end up with the two premium subscriptions...

wow, this video is helpful because i'm in the middle of writing a book and i need some help(with grammar and stuff)

Your an underrated channel. These are really fun.

Great video!

thanks a lot

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing. Very useful Info.

Blaize, I came across your most useful vlog. Thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial. I have recently finished a memoir & have been encouraged to get it printed. So, down the google wormhole I went & there you were with all this amazing information for a newbie. Thank you for being the one to make me realise I can attempt to do this myself.

grammer is about writing

What is KDP? AmaZon Print on Demand?

Hey, nice to meet you. New sub. Love your detail and the speed of presentation. I may come back to watch again in terms of front matter requirements.

this is superb, thank you for your content

What about my specific case? I'm not an author or even a native English speaker. My job is Translation (English -> Portuguese), but I try proofreadeading the scripts I'm given. These scripts are comprised almost in their entirety by dialogue. Either that or short narrator interjections. To make matters worse, the scripts are for dialogue-heavy games with multiple options (and story paths), so many lines either repat themselves (which would trip stuff like ProWritingAid's 'Overused' functionality), or have versions with minor differences based on the choice taken. So my problem then is I'm not sure if either ProWritingAid or Grammarly are the right tools. Not only that, tools like grammarly don't want you to EVER use passive voice. Ever. There's also the fact that ProWritingAid will simply never tell you to place a comma between two independent clauses, while Grammarly will always tell you to use the Oxford Comma. On top of that, I can't afford to buy either, which means I have to rely on the free versions. I'm given the scripts as text files, so I use notepad++ with DSpellCheck for spelling. But of course, it only helps with basic spelling. No major help with grammar, tone, readability, etc. I'm really unsure what to do. All I want is to improve and help more proofreading these lines and I don't know what tool would help me with these individual lines of dialogue.

Thank you so much. 🥰 This is very helpful. I hope you will create a video showing the best way to use the KDP manuscript templates. I tried to copy and paste my content and it was just a mess. 🥺 Blessings and again thank you. 🙏💓

I'm literally just here for his thoughts about right ragged versus right justified and line spacing.

Thank you sir, great analysis and teaching

What program are you using?

Awesome video!

Dont get the mindset of a nonindent first paragraph. It always looks like an error

Look. Many of us write and complete novels to be presented to agents etc. thay styke is doubke spaced. So can we discuss reformatting for the fallback of amazon self publishing. A real scew timewisr going a few pages at a time to attempt to reformat at word. Any ideas?

Thank you for this video it gives complete insight of both the apps

I have to say this was very helpful. Thank you for putting this video together! I write Chapter Books and Middle Grade novels. I'm curious how well this will work for fiction that is focused on Kids.

I heard about Grammarly a few years ago but never really checked it until I started testing WritingProAid yesterday. I plan to purchase a lifetime subscription to WPA, but I paid for a premium version of Grammarly because I like its universal checker and iOS app. I regularly write comments, emails, blog posts, and content for websites, graphic design material, and low-content KDP books. It helps that the Grammarly checker shows up in my mail client and even Canva. It catches missing words and basic grammar mistakes that usually take several readings to find and correct. However, I want to get WPA because it provides more editing features, and maybe one day it'll have its own universal checker and iOS app. The annual fee for Grammarly is pretty steep, so perhaps I'll let go of the subscription next year. Like you said, they both have their unique advantages, and because I write daily, it's hard to ignore what each has to offer.

This was a very good review. I have been trying to think of which one I should use for writing stories, I like grammarly but also prowritingaid seems more in depth. I'm still an amateur in my opinion so I don't want many mistakes. But, your review helped me out a little more.