A good editor is an author’s best friend. They make sure the manuscript flows well, engages the reader, and avoids nasty mistakes and typos. However, these lovely creatures sometimes speak a different language from the writing public. What does your editor mean when they talk about a copyedit? Join us as we go over the types of work an editor …
Book Writing and Editing with Barbara McNichol
Is it time to take the development of your business book to the next level? In this session, you’ll boost your awareness of both the editing and writing process as you learn to: · Use a Planner to communicate with your editor · Whack Wordiness—the most practical technique you’ll ever learn · Apply 10 Top Techniques to improve everything you …
Becoming a Self-Published Author with Peggy DeKay
Want to become a published author? Attend this webinar, led by veteran coach, author, and publisher Peggy DeKay. She’ll discuss these critical issues: Why write a book? Will self-publishing my first book help or hurt my career? Can I get a traditional publishing deal if I choose to self-publish my first book? What are pros and cons of self-publishing and …
Strengthen Everything You Write with Editor Barbara McNichol
How can you employ techniques editors use in everything you write-whether it’s for your book chapters, promo materials, or business emails? Barbara McNichol shares critical tricks of the editing trade. More than that, she appeals to authors to use them in the initial writing phase so they can save time and money in the editing phase. Over the past 20 …
I’ve Finished My Manuscript . . . Now What? with David Braughler
Your manuscript is finished… now what? Learn more about the world of publishing from David Braughler, Publishing Advisor, Greyden Press LLC. This webinar will be hosted by NSA KY member Cathy Fyock, CSP, SPHR, and will offer insights and suggestions for getting your book published. To listen to a recorded webinar offered to Cathy’s coaching clients, follow this link.
You Always Judge a Book by its Cover with Randy Martin
Why do some books look “homemade” and some look professional? Do you think you know the difference but don’t know why? Are you looking for the perfect cover design for your book? Randy Martin is a professional book designer, and will share what you should be thinking about as you design your book. He’ll share ideas about how to select your …
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