By Emma Challoner-Miles I find being a freelance writer akin to typical British weather – very unpredictable. In an ideal world I would be bombarded

The Bookwormery: A Positive Points Blog
Books: reading them, writing them, and using them to balance a wobbly table
By Emma Challoner-Miles I find being a freelance writer akin to typical British weather – very unpredictable. In an ideal world I would be bombarded
By Malika Gandhi You have written your book. You want to self-publish. Now what? This is where the hard work really begins. You have two
Don’t use adjectives which merely tell us how you want us to feel about a thing you are describing. I mean, instead of telling us
I have lots of clients, and what’s even better is that they are repeat clients. Some ask me to proofread, some want a developmental edit,
Malika Gandhi gives us her take on the self-publishing industry What is self-publishing? Isn’t it like traditional publishing? This is a question I was asked
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