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What Is (Professional) Proofreading? The Final Accuracy Check Before Writers Publish
Proofreading is the last stage of editing —the final check to ensure your book is error-free before it goes to print. It’s the step that comes after your manuscript has been professionally laid out by a book interior designer and just before your book is published or ready to be printed for sales. Reality Check #1: Proofreading does not replace other forms of editing. Every book—no matter how many rounds of editing it has gone through—needs a proofread. Never skip the proof
What Is Developmental Editing? A Big-Picture Review to Strengthen Your Story
In this post I share information on what a developmental edit is, and when you might need it.
What It's Like to Write a Memoir (part 3)
Ten easy tips to make sure your memoir manuscript gets the best revision possible.
What It's Like to Write a Memoir (part 2)
Memoir Writing Part 2, where we discuss, the positive things and surprises that came out of these author's memoir projects.
What It's Like to Write a Memoir (part 1)
I've asked a few of my past clients to share their thoughts here, about their own memoir-writing journey.
Self-Editing 101: Spotting Overused Words
Quick and easy tips for spotting overused words in your work, so you can elevate your writing.
Should You Write A Historical Memoir?
Every family has a good story to tell. How do you know if you should write your family memoir? Let me share with you Ed's story.
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