ABOUT
PORTFOLIO
EDITING SERVICES
TESTIMONIALS
BLOG
CONTACT

Select Page

Fullscreen capture 31082011 100152

by marissa | Oct 10, 2012 | 0 comments

Related

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Recent Posts

HP Lovecraft’s THE SHADOW OUT OF TIME
MERMAIDS AND THE VAMPIRES WHO LOVE THEM by Debbie Goelz
BORNE by Jeff VanderMeer (book review)
Editing for the Voices of Reason!
The Strawberry Moon and What It Means For Your Love Life

Categories

About Editing
Book Reviews
Books Edited by Marissa
Craft of Storytelling (Writing Techniques & Ideas)
Fantasy
Inspirational
Personal Blog Posts
Science (Cosmos, Mind & Psychology of Reading)
Science Fiction
SFF Classics

Tags

human mind science fiction history paranormal science fiction storytelling Alys Arden book review crafting stories edited by Marissa short stories fantasy mystery crafting sentences horror surrealism writing tips Editing SFF Classics love writing process

Random Quote

Beware confusion with any exercise of point-of-view. Omniscience can overwhelm and bewilder. Subjectivity can leave out critical external details. Mystery is not useful when it seeds utter befuddlement.

— Chuck Wendig

Random Quote

To be an editor, you have to be a reader. It’s the number one qualification. Because you could have all the editorial tools, but if you’re not a responsive reader you won’t sense where the problems lie.

— Robert Gottlieb.

Random Quote

Beware confusion with any exercise of point-of-view. Omniscience can overwhelm and bewilder. Subjectivity can leave out critical external details. Mystery is not useful when it seeds utter befuddlement.

— Chuck Wendig

Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress