Tag Archive | Wendy Janes
Lit World Interview Week In Review Feb. 2-6.
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Here are the articles for the week, if you missed one, go and check it out today. Author Interview with Ronovan Writes Atonement, Tennessee Q&A with @TeaganGeneviene the Southern Voice. Q&A with the Irish @aliisaac_ & @MJDougherty33 Discussing their latest collaboration. FEATURES The benefits of reading. The reader organisation…
Co-Writing With My Best Friend by Guest Author Wendy Janes @wendyproof
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
I’d like to share my experience of co-writing. Partly because it’s a funny story, and partly because I hope you’ll find it interesting to find out how we did it. It might even encourage you and a friend to have a go yourselves. A few years ago my friend…
Lit World Interview Week In Review Jan 26-30.
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Here are the articles for the week, if you missed one, go and check it out today. Author Interview with Ronovan Writes The Judas Apocalypse & Can’t Buy Me Love Q&A @DanMcNeil888 FEATURES Text to Speech: Editing Through Listening PS Bartlett Authenticity and Honesty as an Indie Author Jo…
Lit World Interview Week In Review Jan 26-30.
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Here are the articles for the week, if you missed one, go and check it out today. Author Interview with Ronovan Writes The Judas Apocalypse & Can’t Buy Me Love Q&A @DanMcNeil888 FEATURES Text to Speech: Editing Through Listening PS Bartlett Authenticity and Honesty as an Indie Author Jo…
Patience and Integrity-The Secret to Success
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Author Integrity. This week on Lit World Interviews seems to be all about that. Whether you are an Indie or Traditionalist Author there are things we all should be doing. These days there really is only one difference between the two types of Authors and that’s who puts out…
Most Mortals Need a Proofreader by Guest Author Wendy Janes @wendyproof
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Why can’t you successfully proofread your own work? It’s very simple – you read what you expect to see. When you read other people’s work it’s fresh and new. Any errors seem to leap from the page, as the following examples demonstrate: “Perdita was so angry she felt like…
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