7 Cheat Sheets to Cut Editing Costs
Spend less for professional editing by using these self-editing tips and tricks.
Take the confusion out where to put those pesky commas, what to italicize, and more. In 7 Cheat Sheets to Cut Editing Costs, Debra L. Butterfield provides 7 lists to help you write a clean, well-researched book and help reduce your editing costs. Remember, for every error you fix, the editor doesn't have to, thus saving you money.
Spend less for professional editing by using these self-editing tips and tricks.
Professional editing is one of the most expensive investments you’ll make in writing your book. And who has bags of money lying around? Publishing editor Debra L. Butterfield has written this book to help you reduce those costs.
In her work as both a freelance and publishing house editor, Debra notices 6 major areas where writers consistently fall short. She’s written cheat sheets to explain those errors and how to fix them.
Among the topics covered are:
- How to work with an editor
- Point of View
- Showing vs. Telling
- Punctuation
- Chicago Manual of Style formatting–those pesky items like when to italicize or use quotation marks.
If you like quick,easy reference tools to help you with your writing and self-editing, you’ll want to have this one on hand. Spend a little today; save a lot tomorrow. Buy 7 Cheat Sheets to Cut Editing Costs.
