Using Quotations
“To be or not to be…”
There are many famous phrases, poems and epigrams written by other writers that you can use in your work. On today’s Writer’s Workshop episode, Juanita discusses how to use quotations in your writing.
Juanita Wootton-Radko is an enthusiastic reader, writer, and collector of books. When not at the library, she can often be found lurking about “used book” stores. Her lifelong passion for words has led to an equal passion for the structure of language and the grammatical tools we use to communicate.
There are many famous phrases, poems and epigrams written by other writers that you can use in your work. On today’s Writer’s Workshop episode, Juanita discusses how to use quotations in your writing.
Juanita Wootton-Radko is an enthusiastic reader, writer, and collector of books. When not at the library, she can often be found lurking about “used book” stores. Her lifelong passion for words has led to an equal passion for the structure of language and the grammatical tools we use to communicate.
Juanita works at RTI Publishing as the Book Project Manager and resident “Grammar Guru”. She is the recurring co-host on the Author to Authority Podcast with Kim Thompson-Pinder and hosts the Writer’s Workshop episodes.
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