Sentences with phrase «editorial help»

They're often aware that they need editorial help to self - publish professionally, but are not sure exactly what this entails.

I too agree that there's nothing wrong with asking for editorial help from colleagues or critique group members as it is a must.

For the highest quality book, authors should plan to hire editorial help at all three stages.

I always recommend the first thing that authors spend money on is good editorial help.

Unfortunately I'm of the view that those aspiring authors most in need of editorial help are those least likely to seek it.

About 90 percent of clients employ outside editorial help.

Getting professional editorial help is definitely important, especially for first - time authors.

If you take your writing seriously, having a handful of volunteer readers isn't enough; you need true editorial help.

We are a curated press that's both mission - driven and community - oriented, aiming to serve writers who wish to maintain greater ownership and control of their projects while still getting the highest quality editorial help possible for their work.

«The first two are writing: first draft, second draft; then editorial help; production — e or p?

If Hocking is mainly looking for good editorial help, she may end up being disappointed.

We also thank T. Hogg for his help with our calculations of CMI, P. J. van Mantgem for his assistance with our statistical models, W.Z. for her technical assistance and G. Hart for editorial help, as well as T. Moore, J. Guiot and P. J. van Mantgem for their comments and discussions on the earlier draft of the paper.

I also find that the tight deadlines of editorial help me to be less fussy with my ideas and go with my instincts and avoid over-working something.»

Depending on your level of confidence in the manuscript, you may need to hire editorial help to revise or polish.

Maybe I'm biased, but as an editor myself as well as being a writer who has his personal editor to keep himself on the literary «straight and narrow,» I've always felt that everybody needs editorial help and should not venture into publishing, self or traditional, without getting one's writing project aided by an assisting editor.

It really helps me a great deal, you guys are my editorial

To let you know where Harlequin Horizons believes you need editorial help.

They will give you editorial help.

It really pays to hire some production and editorial help.

When paying service fees up front, you should see tangible value provided in the form of e-book production, book design, editorial help, ongoing administration and title management, and so on.

Often referred to as independent publishers, authors who choose to self - publish may still end up investing financially in their work in the form of design and editorial help and book marketing.

By bringing on a traditional publisher, she's getting the editorial help she wanted, along with marketing, publicity and sales teams that will get her work even further attention.

Amazon doesn't provide any editorial help in writing a book.

So the first thing you should do is create a realistic budget for yourself that includes estimated costs of photography, design and editorial help.

Dear Andy: What do you mean by ``... editor's selections...» My guess is that you have some editorial help selecting or editing comments before they appear here.

I thank Scott Armstrong, Gene Avrett, Sallie Baliunas, Dan Botkin, Bob Carter, Shaun Cheok, Susan Crockford, Bob Ferguson, Dave Fettig, Kesten Green, Joe Kunc, Keith Lockitch, Christopher Monckton, Lubos Motl, Jane Orient, Eric Posmentier, Art Robinson, Mitch Taylor, Bin Wang, and the late Robert Jastrow for their encouragement, and Gene Avrett and Steve Cranmer3 for their editorial help.