Apostrophes confound some authors. Not knowing how to use them doesn’t mean you’re a bad writer, but getting them wrong can distract a reader and alter the meaning of what you want to say. This booklet shows you how to get it right.
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Learn how to punctuate for sense, mood and rhythmThis fiction-editing guide shows authors and editors how to use different types of punctuation in a novel.
I go beyond publishing-industry conventions and teach you how to play with punctuation so that your prose is clear but laced with mood and rhythm too. |
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How to Punctuate DialogueThis self-paced course teaches editors, proofreaders and writers how to punctuate dialogue in a novel according to publishing-industry conventions.
Practice exercises and model answers help you test your skills and knowledge so that you can edit with confidence. |
'The BEST event I have been to on how to edit a manuscript. I learned so much!' – SoA @ Home Festival attendee
This 30-minute webinar teaches commercial fiction authors 11 pithy line-editing tips that make a substantive difference to writing flow and reader experience. |
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The Editorial Letter comes out once a month. Get my best advice on fiction editing and editorial business building.
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