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Possessive apostrophe and names ending in s. I always struggle with James's as well My rather excellent grammar book ("My Grammar and I (or should that be me?") says James's, not James' The author argues that at one time in the history of the English language, it would have been written Jameses and so, having dropped the "e", we need to add the apostrophe to mark the missing "e" Hope that helps
James or Jamess - Writing Forums At the age of about six, I was taught that James' is correct and have stuck to it ever since But this morning, I received a review of my latest story and apparently apostrophes at the end of names ending with 's' should read James's or, to use my own character's surname as an example, Myers's Which version is correct?
The James Patterson Method - Writing Forums James Michener used first person a lot in his novels to put himself at the periphery of the story In "Tales of the South Pacific", he narrated most of the novel in 3rd person, but inserted himself into a few of the chapters as a minor character It gave a sense of him really having been there
The Adventurer- A solo RPG based on journal entries Rules available: The Adventurer by James Chip For the past year or so I've been using this game as a writing tool and I really like it All you need is a deck of playing cards and whatever you like to write with
Short Story Club (2): Araby by James Joyce - Writing Forums Short Story Club (2): Araby by James Joyce Discussion in ' Discussion of Published Works ' started by thirdwind, Feb 18, 2013 For this discussion, we'll be reading "Araby" by James Joyce It can be found here "Araby" is part of Dubliners, a collection of 15 short stories
James Taylor on songwriting - Writing Forums I saw an interview with James Taylor some time back, where he gave advice on songwriting One piece that stuck with me was this method: He'd take a
Dialogue? | Creative Writing Forums - Writing Help, Writing Workshops . . . Actually, while your examples are good, the punctuation isn't quite there You're using action 'beats' as dialogue tags, which are great devices But you have to keep in mind the sentence structure "Hello, Alison " James greeted Alison with a big smile (That tag— James greeted Alison with a big smile —is a complete sentence on its own So it's separated from James's speech by a period