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Getting Your Book in Bookstores - Advice for New Authors - video
Carol Hoenig
Getting your book into a bookstore can be an exciting goal to achieve. Much of the work required to get a book onto a bookstore shelf starts at the very beginning of the publishing process. Carol Hoenig, author, publishing consultant, and bookstore...
over 8 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
Sara Stratton on Starting Redwood Publishing, and How She Assists Authors
Sara Stratton
Sara Stratton’s company, Redwood Publishing, first began as a platform to educate indie authors. She became interested in the field while working at a ghostwriting firm. Over time, she noticed it was becoming harder to secure traditional publishing deals...
over 5 years ago
Self-Publishing
Picking a Publisher
The Importance of Hiring the Right Editor Before Submitting a Manuscript to an Agent or Publisher
Marlan Warren
Many first-time authors do not realize the importance of professional editing, believes Marlan Warren, author and book publicist. Warren says writers can become blind to their own work – you miss grammar and spelling mistakes, as well as larger issues...
over 5 years ago
Editorial Services
Editorial Assessments
Getting Your Book in Bookstores - Advice for New Authors - podcast
Carol Hoenig
Getting your book into a bookstore can be an exciting goal to achieve. Much of the work required to get a book onto a bookstore shelf starts at the very beginning of the publishing process. Carol Hoenig, author, publishing consultant, and bookstore...
over 8 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
I have nearly finished draft 1 of my novel. I often hear people do multiple drafts. Is there a particular approach that seems to work best in editing each draft?
Author Learning Center
Question: I have nearly finished draft 1 of my novel. I often hear people do multiple drafts. Is there a particular approach that seems to work best in editing each draft? Answer: The book editing process can differ greatly for every author. Some...
over 4 years ago
Author Learning Center
Ask Keith
How to Self-Edit Your Book Manuscript: 4 Easy Ways to Enhance Readability
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A common misconception about revising a manuscript is that your work is done after the copy editing is complete. This proofreading is essential to clean grammar and clear clutter , but it also makes it possible to see ideas on the page and make stylistic...
over 5 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
5 Tips for Editing your Manuscript before Submission or Publication - article
Author Learning Center
The publishing path you choose will determine the degree of “perfect” your manuscript should be in before submission. A fiction manuscript must be complete before you query agents or publishers, but there will be some final editing done by the publisher...
over 8 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
When should one use an addendum?
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QUESTION: When should one use an addendum? ANSWER: The front and back matter of a book contain important information about the author, publisher, and subject matter. These elements make a book appear more professional . They also provide readers...
over 3 years ago
Author Learning Center
Ask Keith
8 Tips for Tackling Notes from Your Editor
Author Learning Center
Getting edits on your book, especially if it’s your first time, can be a shock. Why are there so many red marks? Did she not like my book? Should I bother finishing this at all? Take a deep breath. Editing is a step that often comes with a lot of stress...
over 6 years ago
Editorial Services
Editorial Assessments
6 Key Questions to Ask Your Beta Readers
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As any good writer knows, feedback is essential to the magic that will be your finished product. As the first group of readers exposed to your work before publication, it’s a beta reader's job to give you an honest opinion and reaction to your writing...
over 4 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
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