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8 Tips for Tackling Notes from Your Editor
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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 7 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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Enhancing Your Nonfiction Book with Editorial Boards
Cathy Fyock
Have you just completed the first draft of your nonfiction book and are wondering what comes next? Before taking the leap to professional editing, consider leveraging the power of an editorial board for a crucial peer review process. This step is essential...
over 1 year ago
Editorial Services
Editorial Assessments
I’ve finally completed my book manuscript! So, now what? Do I need to get it edited? Look for a publisher?
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Question: I’ve finally completed my book manuscript! So, now what? Do I need to get it edited? Look for a publisher? Answer: Congratulations on completing your manuscript! You are in an elite group of writers and should be incredibly proud of your...
over 2 years ago
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How to Self-Edit Your Book Manuscript: Grammar, Format, and Clarity
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Congratulations! You’ve finished the first draft of your manuscript. Maybe you throw a party, go out for a nice meal, see friends for the first time in a long while, or all the above. But, after you've finished the champagne and swept the confetti, it...
over 6 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
Feedback: Why it Matters - article
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The old adage of “strength in numbers” holds true for authors. Feedback will undoubtedly strengthen a book, which is why successful authors seek feedback at every stage of book development. It will help the author create a book that is clear, rich, and...
over 9 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
How can I find the right professionals to help ensure my published book meets all industry standards?
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Question: How can I find the right professionals to help ensure my published book meets all industry standards? Answer: When you write and publish a book, the hope is to have your story, narrative, or message resonate with readers by entertaining...
over 1 year ago
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Feedback: When to Get it - article
Molly Blaisdell
Every author has different needs. You must learn to identify your needs and seek appropriate feedback. Knowing your weaknesses will help you move forward effectively and find success. The following guiding questions will help you seek feedback to improve...
over 9 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
If I want to make changes to a book that is already published, can I update the book or republish it?
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Question: If I want to make changes to a book that is already published, can I update the book or republish it? Answer: When you write and publish a book, you are sharing your ideas, messages, creativity, and voice with the world. It can seem overwhelming...
over 2 years ago
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