This post is about self-promotion and marketing for Beginner Writers who want to write Genre Fiction or Genre novels, so if that doesn't appeal to you, fair enough, feel free to pass on this post. This post will be covering basic tips and advice so this post may come across as stating the obvious, however, … Continue reading PSA for Indie Authors – Part 2: Revision
This year, to complete my Bachelor of Creative Arts Industries, I enrolled in the core unit of Studio Project 1 and Studio Project 2 (it’s the same subject, just continued through both semesters). Now the objective of Studio Project 1 and 2 is to complete a project and present that project by the end of … Continue reading The Editing Process of Self-Publishing
Title: Don't Fear the Reaper: Why Every Author Needs an Editor Author: Blake Atwood Social Media: Facebook and Twitter Publisher: AtWords Press Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Source: This book was provided by Story Cartel About The Author: Blake Atwood is an editor, author, and ghostwriter with EditFor.me He's written Don't Fear the Reaper: … Continue reading Book Review: Don't Fear the Reaper – Why Every Author Needs an Editor by Blake Atwood
As I'm a writer living in Victoria and occasionally receive editing opportunities, I figured I'd post up some links to a few editing associations: The Institute of Professional Editors Limited (IPEd) IP Ed Editors Victoria How To Join: ~It depends on what type of membership you want and the level of qualifications and experience you … Continue reading Editing Organisations
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, come one and all! With great pride and trepidation, I present to you the digital edition of Platform Magazine, Volume 16: VU_ePLATFORM 16 The amazing K. A. Cook and Emaunel Cachia have led an awesome team of Editors into the arena of Publishing and have come out victorious, Victorious I say! … Continue reading Platform 16
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