This weeks question is: What is your most referred to website for your writing?
I would have to say, that when it comes to my writing Google is my best friend. Really, I am thinking that there are a lot of authors that make the FBI watch list based on their Google searches. Doesn't everyone need to know how to hide a body and to make explosions that have green flames? And of course, I can't forget Thesaurus.com. This keeps me from using the same words all of the time. Well, most of the time.
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I agree. Google, a variety of dictionaries, and a good thesaurus are my main tools of the trade.
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Yes, google is my go to for sure. Of course there synonym.com too and all the other resource sites. We have it so easy now, before you actually had to go get the book and look it up, not you just open another window on your computer click a few buttons, and viola!
ReplyDeleteGoogle is amazing
ReplyDeleteI have to say I use bing more than Google, but both are wonderful time sucks, if I'm not careful! While I love my hard copy reference books, it is too easy to open that other window.
ReplyDeleteMy blog has two author sites I follow and have learned a lot from. See you next week! http://fateandfaith-julee.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteYes, Google does make research a breeze. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd have to agree about Google, but I actually use Dictionary.com and Thesaurus.com a bit too. Also Wikipedia is good as a starting point for research.
ReplyDeleteI use Thesaurus.com a lot too.
ReplyDeleteI use Google and Wikipedia alot, they are good starting points.
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