You’ve heard of angry birds. Well, how about angry verbs? Or is it the listener or reader who is angry when reading a misused verb form?

Picture a bunch of squawking geese on leashes near your county courthouse! Sheri Graves, in this guest post, tells about her transition from journalist to award-winning novelist.

Still confused about where to use apostrophes? And where not to? How can such a little mark be so troublesome? Read on . . .

Some quotes about independence for your Independence Day . . .

It was the ’70s and people were experimenting with everything: drugs, EST, and Scientology . . .