To folks who happen into this blog from wherever they may be on the web ...

As you'll likely notice, I do not update my blog very frequently. The last post was in May 2021. That could change in 2022, as I ponder how I can make use of this existing space to express my thoughts and opinions about writing and other topics. 

You may also notice that past links in this blog to my website, Garbl's Writing Center, haven't worked for at least a year.

But my website is working now. In fact, it's been working since November 2021, when I migrated the entire site to a new location. I also gave it a new domain name: garblwriting.com. 

In making those changes, I had hoped to update its old-fashioned appearance. But to be honest, I realized after much research, trial, and error that doing that would take too much time and effort. Since I manage this website as a free service in my retirement, I also decided that it works well enough in most cases. 

Still, I will update Garbl's Editorial Style and Usage Manual occasionally with new or revised advice.  And I may finally get around to updating Garbl's Writing Bookshelf. 

I don't have plans to modify two other resources in Garbl's Writing Center, but that could change:

• Garbl's Plain English Writing Guide
• Garbl's Concise Writing Guide.  

Future blog posts could link to items and sections of Garbl's Writing Center, as past posts also did occasionally. I don't plan to fix bad links to my old website location in past blog posts.

You can learn more about each writing resource at the home page for Garbl's Writing Center and on the home page of each resource.

I hope you find my writing website useful, bookmark your favorite pages in your web browser, link to it from your website, and tell your family, friends, colleagues, students, and fellow writers about it.

I try to make sure all the hyperlinks on this website are up-to-date, but if you find a broken link, please let me know. Also, whatever their acclaim and position, all writers need editors. I don't have one for Garbl's Writing Center, so if you spot a typo, unclear message, or possible error, please tell me.

Thanks!

Gary B. Larson
Port Townsend, Washington