Category Archives: Editing
The Things You Don’t (But Should) Expect Once You Have Published Your Book (Part Two)
I hope that yesterday’s tips (or warnings depending on how you look at them) did not seem like a bucket of ice water dumped over your head. This second half is all about what to be aware of after you … Continue reading
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The Things You Don’t (But Should) Expect When You Get Ready To Publish Your Book (Part 1)
I love my job, and most of the people I work with. I own my own writing and editing business. I primarily work with self-published authors on their manuscripts as well as students on various academic projects, depending on the … Continue reading
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Ready Or Not (Because You’re Never Truly Ready) – One Manuscript’s Journey
Writing is patience, writing is patience. Damn, I am not a patient person. I mean I can be, but it takes a great deal of energy and focus on my part. The only time it is natural is when I … Continue reading
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Why You Cannot Afford To Be Your Manuscript’s Single Parent
I avoid editing my own work like I would a Tea Party convention. Well let me clarify, I edit my own work, but before I send it out, submit it, publish it or consider it otherwise finished I always need … Continue reading
