Writer’s Thought for the Week: Writing is
like touching old scar tissue. ~ Anonymous
APPOSITIVE VS DESCRIPTION
A noun set off from
another noun that refers to the same thing is in apposition. Commas often frame
the appositive but not the description. Here are examples of both apposition
and description.
BLOOMSBURY SPARK is a digital fiction imprint launching in autumn 2013 from Bloomsbury
Publishing. They want teen, YA, and new adult manuscripts in a variety of
genres: romance, contemporary, dystopian, paranormal, sci-fi, mystery,
thriller, and more. Novels, novellas, and interconnected short stories
should be 25,000 to 60,000 words. Read the guidelines carefully – there are
different e-mail submission addresses depending on where you live in the world.
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