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Sometimes the hardest part of writing isn’t writing. It’s convincing yourself that the thing you’re building is worth finishing.
Book lovers, drop in. Readers, writers, authors, filmmakers, anyone who loves a good story.
Who are you and what are you reading or working on right now?
I'm Anthony, an editor.
Every edit I make is done by hand, by a real person who actually reads your story.
No shortcuts. Your book deserves a human reader.
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The funnest chapter for me to write was chapter 14, where the artist takes to the sky as an observer.
This is the type of airplane that I am writing about.
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My book Iron Doves
Begins with what was known as the German campaign of terror.
A lot of times the only people that were allowed to live or stay in the area where those who served a useful purpose to the military. The artist is assigned a billet at a farm belonging to a Cooper, also known as a barrel maker or a crate maker. These men were favored by the German military for the woodworking skills.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German…
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Trying to scam someone with over 200K followers is incredibly bold.
Just saying.
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Small-town suspense? Check. Amateur sleuth? Check. Slow-burn chemistry, buried secrets, and a killer hiding in plain sight? Oh, absolutely.
#amquerying #writingcommunity
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EP13: #Malfoid has no interest in the Yule Ball whatsoever 💚
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Tell me your genre and word count. I’ll reply to a few with what I’d look at first when editing a draft like yours.
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Being an editor means a paragraph from someone's manuscript randomly shows up in your head at 11pm, and suddenly you understand why that scene was confusing.
Writers, does this happen with your own drafts too?
Being an editor means a paragraph from someone's manuscript randomly shows up in your head at 11pm, and suddenly you understand why that scene was confusing.
Writers, does this happen with your own drafts too?
Good morning, writers.
Your draft doesn't need a big writing day. It needs you to show up for 20 minutes.
What are you working on today?













