Stefanie Flaxman, commonly known as 'Revision Fairy' is a writing consultant who provides proofreading services to small businesses. She swiftly corrects business, marketing and educational documents.

She truly is a master in her field and runs a very successful blog RevisionFairy.com where she provides tips and tricks that can help you in becoming a better writer. Her style is simple but her ideas are brilliant.

Two years ago she published her very first eBook, "21 Writing  Mistakes You'll Never Make Again". She has come a long way since, and her insights never cease to help aspiring writers.

We would like to congratulate Stefanie on her two-year anniversary for her very first eBook, and all those who have experienced the anxiety and thrill of publishing their first eBook will understand how nostalgic this moment must be for her.

"If you want to improve your writing skills and learn how to stop making the same writing mistakes over and over again, help me celebrate the book’s two-year anniversary by downloading a copy." she says.

This is a book where she talks about the most common mistakes that you make as writer and how you can overcome those flaws without having to go through those mind boggling grammar rules. She likes to call it "anti-grammar" because she prefers to convey the right method of writing through practical and easy-to-understand tips rather than those boring and confusing rules that everyone seems to be talking about.

"Each chapter covers a pair of words and teaches you how to effortlessly remember the differences between the two so that you don’t mistakenly write the incorrect one."

Their are many words leads you towards making silly but common mistakes, I am sure many of you must've noticed incorrect usage of the word 'their' in the beginning of this sentence. But many-a-times we tend to ignore such mishaps, your readers will instantly catch this mistake which can lead to a rather embarrassing situation.

Some of the commonly mistaken words explained in Stefanie's eBook are:

Precede vs. Proceed
Accept vs. Except
Effect vs. Affect
Phenomenon vs Phenomena
Insure vs Ensure
Into vs In to

There are many more examples like these in her book, and if you think you need to learn about how to use them properly, then I highly recommend Stefanie's eBook, "21 Writing Mistakes You'll Never Make Again".

The book costs $6.99 and you can download a copy here.

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