Sentences with phrase «post about beta readers»

You can read Jodie's entire blog post about beta readers here.

This past weekend, I guest blogged at Anne R. Allen's site with a post about beta readers: where to find them and how to keep them.

Not exact matches

The guest post built off several articles I've shared here on my blog, such as my suggestions of how to find beta readers and my advice about being a good beta reader -LSB-...]

I wrote a post a while back about finding beta readers.

-LSB-...] had several posts about finding beta readers or what to look for in beta readers, but I haven't written about the experience from the other side of the computer monitor: what -LSB-...]

-LSB-...] might like to read this great post about the importance of beta readers & this post on what to look for in a BR.

The last couple of posts have been about beta reading, beta readers, and authors helping each other.

Anyway, I want to thank agent Laura Bradford, who gave me the idea for this post when she shared several great tips on Twitter yesterday about beta readers and critique partners.

Yes, I've mentioned that advice about not blindly following beta reader suggestions before, but I should have mentioned it in this post too.

-LSB-...] Writing Stuff The last couple of posts have been about beta reading, beta readers, and authors helping each other.

I've had several posts about finding beta readers or what to look for in beta readers, but I haven't written about the experience from the other side of the computer monitor: what it's like to be a beta reader.

The guest post built off several articles I've shared here on my blog, such as my suggestions of how to find beta readers and my advice about being a good beta reader ourselves.

In the next day or two, I'll be posting here about how to find beta readers — useful for any authors reading this post, but also an interesting insight for non-authors behind the scenes of book production.

If you're self - publishing, looking for an agent, or submitting your manuscript to calls for submissions, then you may not have to think about such agreements, but you do need to trust your beta reader not to plagiarize, post spoilers online, or distribute copies of your manuscript.

That said, I understand the hit to the wallet, so check through my posts here about beta readers and editors for ideas to save money.

June 23, 2016 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, beta reader, critique partners / groups, drafting, editing, feedback, grammar, guest posts, Jami Gold, Julie Glover, Learn about Writing, pacing, paranormal author, perfectionism, point of view, professionalism, risk, self - doubt, voice

Dean Wesley Smith, an incredibly prolific author, wrote a blog post about how you don't need beta readers.

Sunday I posted some thoughts about beta readers, what they do — and don't do — and an author's responsibility regarding them.

Like I mentioned in my post last week about reader - character connections, we can ask our beta readers what they thought the story was about, or what the message of the -LSB-...]

July 24, 2014 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, beta reader, drafting, editing, Editing Your Story, feedback, giveaway, guest posts, Jami Gold, Learn about Writing, Mary Buckham, non-fiction, paranormal author, setting and description

* smile * Anyway, I want to thank agent Laura Bradford, who gave me the idea for this post when she shared several great tips on Twitter yesterday about beta readers -LSB-...]

-LSB-...] also written about how to find beta readers, and nowhere in that post did I include «email a someone out of the blue and ask them to read -LSB-...]

This month Carnival # 83 includes blogger posts on My Fourth Year in Self - Publishing; The Quick and Easy Guide to Using Beta Readers; 5 lessons I Learned About Blogging; How I Accumulated 38,000 Twitter Followers by social media expert, Frances Caballo, and my recent blog, Before You Hit the Publish Button.

I touched on this problem in the post about what we should look for in a beta reader.

My post about combining comments from multiple beta readers in MS Word brought up a great question.

Take a peak at Julia's post with a us a few weeks ago about testing Widow Women with beta readers before publishing it.

In the comments section of my post about the different types of editing authors need, many authors chimed in about the value of beta readers as a first line of editorial defense.

by Anne R. Allen I've had a lot of great responses to last week's post about dealing with less - than - helpful criticism from beta readers and critique groups.

(Beta Read) I just posted a request for info about mentoring and I think I posted it to some poor readers comment.

Barring that, we could get a bunch of early reviews from beta readers and post them in the «editorial reviews» section (one of the hardest things about selling a book on preorder is lack of reviews...) Preorders are important because on most platforms, preorder sales count the day of launch — and all the sales need to be in the same week to hit the big bestseller lists.