Category: proofreading

Finally going to publish that book? Then you need an editor–because Grammarly isn’t enough.

by Deana Coddaire, posted in #writeright, Editing help, getting published, proofreading, typos, Uncategorized, writing, Writing advice, writing problems

No matter how many times you've read through your precious manuscript, I can guarantee you that there are still corrections and improvements to be made. I know--because I'm a writer, too--and I've been there. Writing has always been my passion–and out of that passion, almost by default, grew a staunch conviction that, if you are … Continue reading Finally going to publish that book? Then you need an editor–because Grammarly isn’t enough.

P is for Proofreading — Sue’s Space

by Deana Coddaire, posted in Editing help, proofreading, typos, Uncategorized, writing, Writing advice, writing problems

Yes! Yes! Professional proofreaders DO exist!! 😉 Great post. We’re just starting Week P in our A-Z series of writing. I’m going to talk about Proofreading today. First of all, professional proofreaders exist. These helpful individuals have trained eye that can spot errors in every line of your manuscript. From missing commas and incorrectly placed … Continue reading P is for Proofreading — Sue’s Space

How To Be An Expert Typo Hunter — K.M. Allan

by Deana Coddaire, posted in Editing help, proofreading, typos, writing, Writing advice, writing problems

You’ve got to be a lot of things when you’re a writer. Not only do you need to craft characters and worlds from nothing, bring together a cohesive story, and take hundreds of random words and arrange them into sentences that make sense, you also need to check those sentences for mistakes. But when you’ve […] … Continue reading How To Be An Expert Typo Hunter — K.M. Allan