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Back to the original purpose of this blog
Well, March is nearly over and I have zero hours toward editing my (Great American) horror novel. Initially, I felt shame for having publicized my intent to edit, only to be totally distracted by...
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An Essential Editing Manual
Editing manuals are like potato chips: You can’t have just one. Not if you’re a writer or editor. One manual may be most effective in explaining the proper use of tenses; another is better at...
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Guest bloggers at the Writer’s Resource Center
John Hewitt of the Writer’s Resource Center is on hiatus for a few weeks and has engaged a great group of bloggers to fill in for him. One of that great group is . . . yours truly I am thrilled to be...
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Can you spell Juneau?
Another entertaining and informative post from a guest blogger at the Writer’s Resource Center: “A small sheik escaped” and other editing execises to energize your writing by L.A. Ramsey. L.A. shares...
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Ride ‘em, Cowboy! The Nexus Between Editing and Bull Riding
You must read today’s guest blogger at the Writer’s Resource Center, Suzanne G. Fox! Her post, “So Much in Common: The Truth About Editing and Bull Riding,” is both entertaining and informative. My...
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The Great Big Blue
On the trail at Chimney Rock, Point Reyes National Seashore Park, CaliforniaJuly 2012 It’s been a week since I submitted my final word count to Camp NaNoWriMo and my brain still feels as empty as this...
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8 Things You Need To Know About Character Arcs
Reblogged from MOON IN GEMINI: 1. Character arcs are not 100% necessary. I’m going to get this out of the way first thing. This argument is made all the time, and there’s some truth to it. There are...
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Services Offered
Reblogged from C.N. Faust: Hello my darlings, This is me creating a post for easier re-blogging because the last one was kind of crammed with too much personal information. So from my other services...
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Bored and Researching Editing Software
Reblogged from Lea At Sea: I have been researching Manuscript Editing Software for the last few hours. So far I have found some interesting things! I even tested one out a little bit. I honestly think...
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A Frustrated Reader
Reblogged from Robynn Gabel's Common Sense Experience: It’s nice to be wanted. I know every Indie writer searches for an avid reader like me. I speed read and can easily devour up to 80,000 words a...
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A New Year Begins …
Well, it began several hours ago (or longer depending on where YOU live). And how did I spend the first day of the new year? Cleaning, doing laundry, reading blog posts, making dal for dinner. You...
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Hiring a Freelance Editor: Pricing and Getting the Most for Your Money
1WriteWay:Although I’m far from ready to have a beta reader (much less than editor) read my WIP, I am very glad I came upon this post on editing and pricing from The Sarcastic Muse. [Note to self: Add...
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