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– Lea
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Friday Funnies: Editing Humor
Posted: August 29, 2014 in Friday Funnies, Self-editingTags: author services, book editing, developmental editing, fiction editor, freelance editor, Friday funnies, Lea Schafer, line editing, line editor, manuscript critique, proofing, proofreader, proofreading, romance, romance editor, romance line editing, sample critique, self-editing, smoothing out the rough edges
We all know it’s the truth, those long hours spent at the computer thinking, “This story is crap! I’ll never get it published! I might as well dump it now.” And then something happens and that story you hated becomes the story you love.
That “something” happening is called editing. So here’s a little funny to make your editing this week a bit less arduous…
– Lea
Friday Funnies: Castle’s Guide To Grammar
Posted: August 15, 2014 in Friday FunniesTags: author services, book editing, Castle grammar tips, developmental editing, fiction editor, freelance editor, Friday funnies, Lea Schafer, line editing, line editor, manuscript critique, Nathan Fillion funnies, proofing, proofreader, proofreading, romance, romance editor, romance line editing, sample critique, smoothing out the rough edges
Castle. He’s the epitome of everything we hate (the in-no-way-reality glamorized version) and love (the wacky creative mind) about writing. He’s us but…also Nathan Fillion. Whether you love sci-fi or romance, he’s next to Godliness, right?
So what could be better than Castle/Nathan helping us out with some helpful grammar tips? This post on Buzzfeed, 7 Helpful Grammar Tips From Richard Castle, does just that. Let’s see how many you “get.” 😉
– Lea
Friday Funnies: The Shatner Comma
Posted: July 25, 2014 in Friday Funnies, PunctuationTags: author services, book editing, commas, developmental editing, fiction editor, freelance editor, Friday funnies, Lea Schafer, line editing, line editor, manuscript critique, proofing, proofreader, proofreading, punctuation, romance, romance editor, romance line editing, sample critique, smoothing out the rough edges, the Shatner comma
I picked this up on Facebook the other day. What, do, you, think? 😀
