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Tag Archives: Slippers & Chains
RS: Learning From Editing pt4 – The Chicago Manual of Style (CMoS)
‘How Does A Brit Write ‘US English?’ By using CMoS of course. If you’re unfamiliar, this is the Chicago Manual of Style. According to Wikipedia (yeah, I know, but that’s where everyone goes and I want to keep it easy for … Continue reading
RS: Bonus Blog – NaNoWriMo Success!
It’s early, I know, but since I post on Thursdays it’s too long to wait to tell you how I got on. Last night at 23.35 I finished the first draft of Slippers & Chains: Second Base. ^_^ It clocks … Continue reading
RS: Learning From Editing pt3 – UK English vs US English
‘When An Arse Should Be An Ass…’ I could go on for days about this. Days! But I don’t have that kind of time. As my mini series on editing continues, this one is necessary only because Breathless Press is geared … Continue reading
RS: Learning From Editing pt2 – Your Story Can Always Be Better
Continuing my new series on what I’ve learned from editing, I want to talk about part of the editing process. We talk about editing as if it’s a finite thing. As if you’ll reach a point, be totally happy and relieved … Continue reading
RS: Learning From Editing pt1 – All Editors Are Different
A new series begins! On Saturday I discussed wanting to share my editing experience with you, hoping that my experiences might help you out in future endeavours. I’ll kick off with a very simple but incredibly important observation: all editors … Continue reading












