Who doesn’t want to save a bit of money when they self-publish a book?
Today’s guest post by Val Breit offers many cost-saving tips and resources for authors editing their books before sending them to a professional editor.
If you’re not ready to have your book edited, you may want to bookmark the post and come back to it later. Enjoy!
True wealth is the wealth of the soul
Science meets poetry
Lifestyle - Cooking tips - Travelling in Europe- Emotional support - Integrating with locals -Easy Recipes-Gardening
Detailed Content Reviews of Children's, Middle Grade and Young Adult books
Four Women, One Man: Authors at Work
Marking my words on Life, Chess, Music & Creation by Simon Edward Jepps
Spiritual Journey and Psychic Development
Parenting and surviving in these challenging times.
reading, writing, and other musings while trying not to take myself too seriously
Just be happy
Someone comes to the party with murder in his heart and poison in his pocket.
Writing what I see before it's too late.
This is Your Quest - Your Mission to Find Happiness
Scuba Diving Around The World
Where urban fantasy and paranormal romance collide
This is *such* a vital step! It never ceases to amaze me how many self-publishing authors think that proper editing is some kind of optional extra, or something that can be skipped if you’re a “good enough” writer… Having lived and worked with editors, I can attest to the fact that it is a completely different skill-set, and absolutely necessary in getting a manuscript to a publishable standard!
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