Sentences with phrase «volunteer readers»

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

Sandra MacMillan is a long standing volunteer reader for VoicePrint, a division of the National Broadcast Reading Service, where she records articles for people who are vision - restricted, learning disabled and mobility impaired.

Our dedicated, talented beta readers included other contributors and volunteer readers from South Asia.

The books are all recorded by volunteer readers who donate their time freely to the project.

New authors often wonder why they can't skip paying for a professional editor and crowdsource their editing instead among volunteer readers.

In addition, you can sign up to be a volunteer reader: Find a book of your choosing in the public domain, and record yourself reading it.

Our students and volunteer readers had a great time discussing Steve Pemberton's memoir, A Chance in the World!

Only when you and your volunteer readers are sure that the story is in good shape should you start to worry about the rest.

For instance, I was a volunteer reader for 5 years at the Georgia Radio Reading Service.

Your volunteer readers don't need to be writers, but they should be smart, discerning readers who enjoy and read your genre, and are willing to give you honest feedback.

My heartfelt, grateful thanks for the side - eye looks of horror and confusion from volunteer readers that I bring into my PreK class and then unleash the good Doctor's work on.