Authors have to increasingly pick up the slack.
Posts Tagged as Editing
Posts Tagged as Editing
Simon’s First Law of Case Studies
When telling stories, striking a balance is essential.
The Algebra of Ghostwriting
A simple equation to figure out how much you’ll spend with your writing partner.
Author Mistake #1: Superfluous Word Repetition
Why repeatedly using the same word or phrase will irk readers.
The Overlooked Benefit of Hybrid Publishing
Something to think about if you’re unsure of your dates.
The Charlatans of Hybrid Publishing
An encounter at the gym a few years ago offers a valuable lesson for impressionable scribes.
The Blurring Lines Between Publishing Methods
Not that long ago, a clear demarcation existed between traditional and hybrid publishing. These days, not so much—especially for rookie authors unfamiliar with the game.
Why You Shouldn’t Need a Developmental Edit
Books and houses aren’t all that different. There are lots of ways to build them—and you shouldn’t do either without an experienced hand.
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Legacy Publishers’ Shrinking List of Responsibilities
Authors have to increasingly pick up the slack.
Simon’s First Law of Case Studies
When telling stories, striking a balance is essential.
The Algebra of Ghostwriting
A simple equation to figure out how much you’ll spend with your writing partner.
Author Mistake #1: Superfluous Word Repetition
Why repeatedly using the same word or phrase will irk readers.
The Overlooked Benefit of Hybrid Publishing
Something to think about if you’re unsure of your dates.
The Charlatans of Hybrid Publishing
An encounter at the gym a few years ago offers a valuable lesson for impressionable scribes.
The Blurring Lines Between Publishing Methods
Not that long ago, a clear demarcation existed between traditional and hybrid publishing. These days, not so much—especially for rookie authors unfamiliar with the game.
Why You Shouldn’t Need a Developmental Edit
Books and houses aren’t all that different. There are lots of ways to build them—and you shouldn’t do either without an experienced hand.