by Issachar Projects | Dec 5, 2019 | Book Editing
By Jeff Goins A writer can’t edit his own work. My friend the editor reminds me of this. Often. Especially when I leave typos in a blog post. (Thanks, Robert.) Why is this? Why are writers incapable of editing their work? And why, if you are one, should you not even...
by Issachar Projects | Dec 2, 2019 | Book Publishing
Writer rejection is always a part of a writer’s life. If you are a writer, rejections are not only unavoidable but somewhat a fact of life-related in your writing career. In spite of that, it is quite comforting that even the most famous writers in the world have...
by Issachar Projects | Nov 29, 2019 | Book Editing
Good editing can transform a mediocre piece of content into something great. It’s one of the most important aspects of the writing process, but a surprising number of writers underestimate its value. The Importance of Self-Editing Becoming a good editor of your own...
by Issachar Projects | Nov 27, 2019 | Uncategorized
Editing an academic paper is a bit different from that of work destined for a blog or publishing a novel. Because academic and scientific papers are written in a formal style, they need to be carefully edited to ensure the communication of ideas in an unambiguous way,...
by Issachar Projects | Nov 25, 2019 | Writing Tips
by Sally Zigmond Are you wondering why your short stories keep coming back with polite rejection letters? It could be that one of these ten “fatal errors” is standing between you and publication! Lack of Editing. The best writers re-write and re-write. New...
