How I Use Fictionary Storyteller to Edit My Story
I use Fictionary Storyteller to self-edit my story before I send it off to a live editor. It’s great because it has a lot of features, it’s easy to use, and it stores my work so I can access it from anywhere.
9 Tips on Proofreading Your Writing
Can you proofread your own work? Yes! Is it easy? No! Will these tips on proofreading your writing make the process less painful? Definitely!
Most Common Misspelled Words: CUPS for Editing Part 4
These are some of the most common misspelled words. Pay special attention to these kinds of words when you can’t use spell check.
Different Punctuation Marks: CUPS for Editing Part 3
The reason we use all these different punctuation marks is that they make our writing easier to read and understand. Use what helps, skip what doesn’t.
Words that are Often Confused: CUPS for Editing Part 2
Word choice affects readability, so proofreading usage in your writing is an important step in communicating effectively with your audience.
Capitalization: CUPS for Editing Part 1
The rules for capitalization can be simplified down to a single general rule. If it applies to something GENERAL, then it needs a lowercase letter. If it is something that is SPECIFIC, then you need to use a capital.
Proofreader vs. Editor: Do I Need Both?
Proofreaders and editors do two completely different things, and both of them play a part in making your work the best it can possibly be.