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Tag Archives: editing
Converting from MS Word to Mobi Using Kindle Create ~ Harmony Kent
Reblogged from Story Empire: Hello SErs! Harmony here. Do you struggle to convert your manuscript into a Kindle file? Are you spending lots of money on conversion? Then read on. As some of you will know already, Kindle have brought … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Book Revision, creativity, editing, Industry Tips, marketing, publishing, self publishing, wordpress, writing
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A new venture – Don Massenzio
Reblogged from Don Massenzio. Don launches his new site with services for authors: https://dsmpublications.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/cropped-cropped-logo1.jpg ” data-medium-file=”https://dsmpublications.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/cropped-cropped-logo1.jpg?w=300″ data-large-file=”https://dsmpublications.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/cropped-cropped-logo1.jpg?w=321″ width=”321″ height=”321″> I launched my author blog about three years ago and have watched it grow beyond anything I’d hoped. I’ve met many … Continue reading
Spring cleaning the bookshelf…
Quite where any adventure really begins is a matter for debate. When you are writing a story, it begins with that ‘once upon a time’ moment and the first words on the page. In ‘real life’, you can trace it … Continue reading
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Editing tools to help read your manuscript – Read Aloud
Many of us aren’t aware of the many options that Word offers to help with our writing. Although I don’t profess to know what all the functionalities are on the Word ribbon, I was happy to learn about the … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, Microsoft Word, reading aloud, text to speech, writing tips
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Guest author: Suzanne Rogerson – 5 ways spreadsheets can help writers plan and edit their novels
I’ve always loved using excel spreadsheets, which probably goes back to my office job days (yawn!). But it was only as I recently plotted and planned the second book in my Silent Sea Chronicles, that I wondered if other writers … Continue reading
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Tagged blog tour, bookrelease, editing, epic fantasy, planning a novel, sword and sorcery, using excel spreadsheets, writing tips
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16 Reasons to Read your Words Aloud. | Myths of the Mirror
Reblogged from D. Wallace Peach at Myths of the Mirror pixabay free image – ClkerFreeVectorImages Most writers have learned the importance of reading their words aloud. It’s advice I heeded early on and am happy to pass along. Writing works … Continue reading
Culinary torture…
Whoever invented the slow-cooker was a sadist. For the past six hours the house has been steadily filling with the deliciously savoury aroma of a rich beef and winter vegetable stew. A miniature volcano of homely comfort bubbling away in … Continue reading
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Tagged crock pot, Dr Seuss, editing, slow cooker, tennis balls
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You know you are editing when….
1. …you look around and see the cobwebs that have accumulated… and don’t care. 2. … the dog has to remind you what time it is. 3. …you absently serve your dinner in the dog’s bowl. Not that she minds… … Continue reading