#WordWeavers Jan 7
Which word do you use too much in your writing?
I have a self-editing spreadsheet I run all my books through where I search for words that could indicate problems of some sort. Words that have earned a spot in the spreadsheet for overuse include: laugh, nod, smile, shrug, sigh, watch
C. R. Collins /
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