A few days ago, I saw that my old publishing company, Tate Publishing, had closed. I knew it was going through some financial strain– but I had no idea that the doors were about to close forever, and it, along with a question from an old friend about publishing companies. Tate Publishing, the company that […]
via The Scary Scene of Publishing (and how to choose which one) — Amanda Bradburn
Yes… this book. It had a rather bad start, got some bad reviews (only two eye-opening ones). But it’s proof that GOOD professional editing can do wonders. The editor who worked on this is Alison Jack, and she did an amazing job making the story really come to life with good grammar, better flow of story, etc.
It’s quite possible I won’t win a book award with this, or get in the NY Bestseller list, but I made an effort to IMPROVE the book for my readers…
Onward to the other books to do the SAME with…
Happy reading, Wolf Pack!!!
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Dear Dolly, I’ll be honest. I used to think you were a bimbo. I used to think you flaunted your big boobs, teased hair, tiny waist, and your syrupy-sweet southern accent just to sell yourself and y…
Source: An Open Apology To Dolly Parton
I’ve been going back and forth in the last few months between writing more books and getting The Wolf Riders of Keldarra: Book 1: The Stone of Truth ready for RE-ISSUE in January 2017. I had the pleasure of finding a wonderful professional editor who really managed to bring the book to life with her editing work. I look forward to seeing people’s surprise when they re-read the NEW version of the book…
I’ll tell you more about this wonderful journey in an upcoming blog entry early next year.
~ Nathalie
Nathalie M.L. Römer - Independent Author 
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