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Tag Archives: editing
Guest author: Esther Chilton ~ Plan B
I’d always loved writing, right from when I was a little girl and I was sure I was going to be a short story writer or novelist when I grew up. Well, you couldn’t exactly call working for one of … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Books, editing, editing tips, getting published, writing advice
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Books at bedtime
I’ve had editing up to the eyeballs, It’s no joke but it has to be done… Though it’s getting a bit of a bugger, Going cross-eyed at two books, not one. ‘Cause you know, all those odd extra spaces? The … Continue reading
Seeing the errors?
The book stuffed with bookmarks on my bedside table is a really good one. Written by a highly respected, world-renowned author in his field who, disillusioned with mainstream publishers, has decided to go down the self-publishing route. Reading this book … Continue reading
10 Things for which the Indie Author is grateful
There are a good many things Indie writers and publishers have to be grateful for. Things we seem to have in common…apart, of course, from the abject poverty of living in unheated garrets whilst suffering for our art. (Look, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, coffee, Dogs, editing, gtratitude, Indie authors, publishing, writing process
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Writer, is Formatting Your Manuscript a Headache? ~ Rachael Ritchey
Reblogged from Rachael Ritchey: One thing that I’ve learned over time is that there are some specific (though not set in stone) requirements to the formatting of a manuscript. Tweet How it looks and how it works do matter! In … Continue reading
Creative Flame – How Trying To Write To Market Made Me Lose My Way ~ Helen Jones
Reblogged from Journey to Ambeth: I think I mentioned, when I came back to blogging, that I’d taken some time off to work on a book called The Last Raven. It’s one of the most complex stories I’ve ever written … Continue reading
3 years in publishing, 10 lessons I’ve learned ~ Louise Jensen
Reblogged from FabricatingFicton: This week marks three years since my debut, The Sister, was published. There was no gentle easing into the publishing industry because, and I am eternally grateful – my first novel soon rose to No. 1 in … Continue reading
How To Be An Expert Typo Hunter ~ K. M. Allan
Reblogged from K. M. Allan: You’ve got to be a lot of things when you’re a writer. Not only do you need to craft characters and worlds from nothing, bring together a cohesive story, and take hundreds of random words … Continue reading