The last time I discussed writer’s block, I mentioned that the best cure is to simply write. To expand on that, I have created a list of 100 random jump-starters to get your writing juices flowing again. You can pick any that suit you, or close your eyes and point to one on the screen; it doesn’t matter which ones you do, just as long as you’re working that creative brain of yours.

Here are 16 things your writing can do without.

Here is a list of 594 commonly misspelled words.

Here are a list of frequently asked questions at Prowritingtips.com and, convienently, their corresponding answers.

Don’t just stick an s at the end of these!

Attorneys general
Courts-martial
Mothers-in-law
Boards of Education
Rights-of-way
Culs-de-sac
Chiefs of Staff
Passers-by
Men-of-war
Heirs apparent
Notaries public.
Runners-up

You probably got a cheat sheet of these commonly misused words in your middle school language arts class. It’s time for a refresher course. Nothing screams “I have no idea what I’m doing!” worse than these easily avoidable mistakes.