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    Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor: PerfectIT Editing Software, AI Editing with Sudowrite, Universal Fantasy: Indie Author Magazine, #28
    Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor: PerfectIT Editing Software, AI Editing with Sudowrite, Universal Fantasy: Indie Author Magazine, #28
    Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor: PerfectIT Editing Software, AI Editing with Sudowrite, Universal Fantasy: Indie Author Magazine, #28
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    Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor: PerfectIT Editing Software, AI Editing with Sudowrite, Universal Fantasy: Indie Author Magazine, #28

    By Chelle Honiker and Alice Briggs

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    About this ebook

    Dive into the world of editing and perfect your craft with this month's issue of Indie Author Magazine. In an industry constantly evolving, we bring you the tools and strategies to help enhance your work and reach your readers more effectively.

     

    Immerse yourself in these key articles:

     

    ✓ Corner the Market: Amazon Attribution Links Remove the Guesswork from Your Ad Campaign by Steve Higgs

    ✓ Ready for Proofreading? PerfectIt Is the Editor's Style-Checking Software that Can Assist Authors Too by Tiffany Robinson

    ✓ Should You Americanize Your Writing? The International Author's Debate by Desiree Smith

    ✓ Professional Editors Underline the Vital Art of Line Editing by Tanya Nellestein

     

    In our exclusive feature "Hot Buttered Romance: Theodora Taylor's Recipe for Writing Marketable Books Without Writing to Market" by Jenn Lessmann, we delve into the secrets of Theodora Taylor, the Amazon Top 10 bestselling author. Known for her "hot books with heart," Taylor shares her unique approach to writing what she calls "universal fantasy." With a career spanning various genres from Fantasy to Billionaire Romance, she reveals how she has carved a niche for herself, not by following market trends, but by adding her unique flavor or "butter" to her books. Her journey from playwright to indie author offers both inspiration and practical advice to authors at every stage of their career.

     

    Also in this issue:

     

    - Editor's Letter: Grammarian Gratitude by Nicole Schroeder

    - Three Ways to Up the Ante in Act 2 by David Viergutz

    - Dear Indie Annie: Editor-less in Edwardsville

    - Martelle's Motivation: Because I Write by Craig Martelle

    - Prosperity: Professional Editing Pays Plenty by Honorée Corder

    - Ten Tips: Editing with Sudowrite by Michael La Ronn

    - How Writer Parents Can Keep Their Cool During Back-to-School by Audrey Hughey

     

    Whether you're a new author learning the art of editing or a seasoned veteran seeking to refine your craft, this issue is packed with insights and advice to help you navigate the indie publishing landscape. Dive in and emerge a stronger writer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChelle Honiker
    Release dateJul 28, 2023
    ISBN9798223904441
    Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor: PerfectIT Editing Software, AI Editing with Sudowrite, Universal Fantasy: Indie Author Magazine, #28

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      Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor - Chelle Honiker

      Indie Author Magazine Featuring Theodora Taylor

      INDIE AUTHOR MAGAZINE FEATURING THEODORA TAYLOR

      PERFECTIT EDITING SOFTWARE, AI EDITING WITH SUDOWRITE, UNIVERSAL FANTASY

      CHELLE HONIKER

      ALICE BRIGGS

      Athenia Creative Services, LLC

      Indie Author Magazine

      Chelle Honiker and Alice Briggs

      © 2023 by Indie Author Magazine

      The publication, authors, and contributors reserve their right to copyright of their work. No part of this work covered by the copyright may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means without the written consent of the publisher. All copyrighted work was reproduced with the permission of the owner.

      Reasonable care is taken to ensure that Indie Author Magazine articles and other information on the website are up to date and as accurate as possible, at the time of publication, but no responsibility can be taken by Indie Author Magazine for any errors or omissions contained herein.

      Furthermore, Indie Author Magazine takes no responsibility for any losses, damages, or distress resulting from adherence to any information made available through this publication. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Indie Author Magazine.

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      CONTENTS

      In This Month’s Issue

      Learning The Craft

      Americanised -or- Americanized

      Traditional Publishers Edit According to American English. Should Indies Do the Same?

      Three Ways to Up the Ante in Act 2

      Polishing Your Prose

      Professional Editors Underline the Vital Art of Line Editing

      Typewriter Tales

      Editor’s Letter: Grammarian Gratitude

      From the Stacks

      This Month’s Book, Tool, and Podcast Picks

      Insider Insights

      Martelle’s Motivation

      Because I Write

      Professional Editing Pays Plenty

      Corner the Market: Better than Your Best Guess

      Amazon Attribution Links Remove the Guesswork from Your Ad Campaign

      Health, Wellness, and Mindset

      Writer Parents: Prepare!

      Keep Your Cool During Back-to-School

      On The Cover

      Hot Buttered Romance

      Theodora Taylor’s Recipe for Writing Marketable Books Without Writing to Market

      Ask Indie Annie

      Editor-less in Edwardsville: How can I find an editor I know I’ll mesh with?

      10 Tips

      10 Tips for: Editing with Sudowrite

      Technology

      Ready for Proofreading? PerfectIt.

      The Style-Checking Software Built for Editors Can Assist Authors Too

      Afterword

      IN THIS MONTH’S ISSUE

      Dive into the world of editing and perfect your craft with this month's issue of Indie Author Magazine. In an industry constantly evolving, we bring you the tools and strategies to help enhance your work and reach your readers more effectively.

      Immerse yourself in these key articles:

      ✓ Corner the Market: Amazon Attribution Links Remove the Guesswork from Your Ad Campaign by Steve Higgs

      ✓ Ready for Proofreading? PerfectIt Is the Editor's Style-Checking Software that Can Assist Authors Too by Tiffany Robinson

      ✓ Should You Americanize Your Writing? The International Author’s Debate by Desiree Smith

      ✓ Professional Editors Underline the Vital Art of Line Editing by Tanya Nellestein

      In our exclusive feature Hot Buttered Romance: Theodora Taylor’s Recipe for Writing Marketable Books Without Writing to Market by Jenn Lessmann, we delve into the secrets of Theodora Taylor, the Amazon Top 10 bestselling author. Known for her hot books with heart, Taylor shares her unique approach to writing what she calls universal fantasy. With a career spanning various genres from Fantasy to Billionaire Romance, she reveals how she has carved a niche for herself, not by following market trends, but by adding her unique flavor or butter to her books. Her journey from playwright to indie author offers both inspiration and practical advice to authors at every stage of their career.

      Also in this issue:

      - Editor’s Letter: Grammarian Gratitude by Nicole Schroeder

      - Three Ways to Up the Ante in Act 2 by David Viergutz

      - Dear Indie Annie: Editor-less in Edwardsville

      - Martelle’s Motivation: Because I Write by Craig Martelle

      - Prosperity: Professional Editing Pays Plenty by Honorée Corder

      - Ten Tips: Editing with Sudowrite by Michael La Ronn

      - How Writer Parents Can Keep Their Cool During Back-to-School by Audrey Hughey

      Whether you're a new author learning the art of editing or a seasoned veteran seeking to refine your craft, this issue is packed with insights and advice to help you navigate the indie publishing landscape. Dive in and emerge a stronger writer.

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