SuperStars 2020 Presentations
SuperStars 2020 Presentations I had the great pleasure of presenting at SuperStars Writing Seminar 2020. I gave a short Spotlight presentation on Virtual Assistants, and then a longer TribeTalks presentation on Continuity Editing. Thanks to the hard work of Stone, I...Ozark Book Authority
Have I told you about Ozark Book Authority? It’s my local book…authority. 🙂 It’s our local writers community, local literacy advocate, local book event go-to, and more. This summer, they’ve got an awesome workshop going on (all online). And...
Series Bible Building: Keeping Track of the Details
Since no one can keep all the details of every single book they ever wrote in their head at all times, Series Bibles are a great way to find that detail you need. Building a series bible is similar to the process of doing a continuity edit. The primary...Wish I’d Known Then for Writers Podcast
Wish I’d Known Then for Writers Podcast I recently was invited to be interviewed on the Wish I’d Known Then for Writers Podcast, hosted by Sara Rosett and Jami Albright. It was a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy this interview! Adriel Wiggins Continuity Editor...Moving Toward America vs Britain
Moving Toward America vs Britain Often while editing, I’ll spot an American verses British preference thing going on. And it’s always interesting to me who chooses what. “Toward” is used by most English speakers in North America....Condemn Me Not by Heather B. Moore
Condemn Me Not by Heather B. Moore Heather B. Moore’s Condemn Me Not is an incredible historical fiction-ish. Heather is a direct descendent of Susannah North Martin, one of the many women hung during the Salem Witch Trials. As time and distance and research has...
November Sale 2019
November Sale 2019 This year’s Small Business Saturday/Cyber Monday sale is just for Audio and Continuity. It’s your chance to get 25% off these flat fee services. A $50 deposit will lock in your rates for all of 2020 on Audio Proofing and Continuity...
Copy Editing: Shining the Diamond in the Rough
Why do you need a copy editor?Because you want the best story possible. You want to focus on the story and let someone else focus on the rest. That’s what a copy editor is for.Every good author needs an extra set of eyes, to catch what they may have missed. Someone...
Proofreading: Catching the Last Tiny Mistakes
Why should you use a proofreader?So your manuscript has been copy edited and you think it’s ready for publishing. You’ve read it and re-read it, and it looks “okay” to you. Unfortunately, it still has errors that your spell-checking software may have missed. This is...Availability
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