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    The Editor's Guide 101: For Indie Authors

    By John Monyjok Maluth

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    Self-Editing Best Practices, Updated for 2019
    Most indie authors face one BIG common problem—book editing.
    Some believe that writers are not editors. Some take it to another level; you can’t see your own mistakes.
    Whether you’re thinking of writing or you have already written something, you’re in the right place. The Editor’s Guide 101 is here to help you out. With today’s technology, distance learning is no longer what it used to be, so does everything else, including writing, editing, publishing and book marketing.

    The Editor's Guide 101 guides you through:

    Wrong book editing concepts and how to handle them wisely.
    Book genres and how this affects book editing.
    Book editing history and how technology can help you edit like a pro.
    Book editing best practices and how to use them in your project.

    Reading, writing, editing, publishing and marketing the nonfiction titles for years, John has learned by making his hands dirty—learning by doing. From reading books, blog posts, direct messages on social media platforms, watching podcasts, to taking several e-courses and hang out with some bestselling authors, he has some tips to offer to his readers—you. Read this book and start editing like a pro today. It's not a promise, it's a reality. But, it takes time and courage to achieve the desired goals. Learn the basics of book editing and excel.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiscipleship Press
    Release dateApr 1, 2014
    ISBN9781311331991
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    The Editor's Guide 101: For Indie Authors
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    John Monyjok Maluth

    John Monyjok Maluth (a.k.a John Shalom) is a teacher, a speaker, a translator, a web designer, and a happy independent author of 50+ books and booklets. He's a technology enthusiast, learning by doing, willing to share knowledge.John is the author of Basic Computer Knowledge, Beegu City, Beyond Religion, Internet Residual Income, Our National Heritage, Life Cure, and Sudan Civil Wars. He loves nature: plants, insects, animals, fish, birds, and finally, humans.

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