by Issachar Projects | Apr 26, 2022 | Book Editing, Book Publishing, Digital Publishing
You’ve heard the saying, “don’t judge a book by its cover”, and felt that your book cover doesn’t matter and only the content does. Well, sorry to disappoint you, but every voracious reader judges a book by its cover, which is why choosing the right book cover for... 
by Issachar Projects | Mar 19, 2022 | Book Editing, Book Publishing, Writing Tips
You’ve finished the first draft of your nonfiction book or an article for publication. It’s time to hand your manuscript over to an editor, right? Wrong. Recently, I met a prospective author who was working on her first book. “So,” she asked, “an editor like you can... 
by Issachar Projects | Oct 15, 2021 | Book Editing
Written language skills are an integral part of many positions in almost every industry. Even staff positions and freelance opportunities that centre around writing or editing skills occur in multiple fields that don’t overlap. For example, just because you can create... 
by Issachar Projects | Sep 19, 2021 | Book Editing
by Jacqui Lofthouse Writing the first draft of a novel or any book is, you might say, the easy part. But it’s at the novel editing stage that we craft our work into something special. We aim to transform our material into work that will compel a reader. If you’ve... 
by Issachar Projects | Dec 7, 2020 | Book Editing
Whether you are writing a magazine article, a college essay or an email to a client, getting your text free of mistakes is essential. The spelling checker helps, but it is far from foolproof. That is where proofreading comes in. Below you will find eight tips and... 
by Issachar Projects | Dec 4, 2020 | Book Editing
By Jeff Goins A writer can’t edit his own work. My friend the editor reminds me of this. Often. Especially when I leave typos in a blog post. (Thanks, Robert.) Why is this? Why are writers incapable of editing their work? And why, if you are one, should you not even...
