Writing for Authors The Best Tool for Rewriting Is Time We all get very attached to what we’ve written, which is precisely why they call it “Killing Your Darlings.” One of the best ways to deal with this attachment issue is to get distance from your writing by letting it sit for a while.
Technical Tips,Tutorials,Writing for Authors Read Your Book Aloud: How to Use the Microsoft Word Text-to-Speech Feature Every author should give the Microsoft Word Text-to-Speech feature a try as they fine-tune their manuscripts. When you listen to your book aloud, your ears will find many errors, repetitive words, and even plot flaws that your eyes (and the eyes of others) have often missed.
Promotion & Marketing,Publishing Tips,Writing for Authors 17 Self-publishing Steps: How to Self Publish a Book Self-publishing can be intensive and overwhelming, but also rewarding. Here are some straightforward, self-publishing steps to help you through this process!
Technical Tips,Tutorials Ebook Editing Using Macros Ebook editing can be overwhelming, since the quality of editing can make or break a novel. There are some techniques you can use to self-edit your book, and one of these is macros. Read on to discover how to create and use macros!
Writing for Authors Using Beta Readers to Improve Your Novel You can improve your novels with feedback from beta readers. But how do you find these readers, what exactly do they do, and what do you pay them? Read on to find out!