The Book Editor Show

You know you need to write a new chapter for your book, but what should you be looking for? Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley take you through the process of connecting together your new chapter so it connects with the rest of your book

Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley teach you all about how to find beta readers, and how to use their feedback in editing your work.

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Clark Chamberlain and the always impressive Peter Turley tackle the third part of live edits for Robert Hawkwood’s YA novel, the Wind Hath Heirs.

Clark shows how to use the “bookend” method to move the story forward while Peter demonstrates taking lists of things and turning it into emotional feeling for the character.

A big thank you again to Robert Hawkwood for letting us edit his work on air. Email us with your work you’d like editied: [email protected]

The grammatic duo will be talking with Joshua Crowther, of Jay Crow Comics, all about his third issue of Super. What it takes to create comics and how his current Kickstarter is the most over-funded comic in the sites history.If you've ever wanted to see the inner workings of comics, you don't want to miss this.http://www.jaycrowcomics.com/

In this episode Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley continue with part two of editing Robert Hawkwood’s YA story, The Wind Hath Heirs. They concentrate on adding more emotion, feathering in description in action and bringing forth a fitting ending for the Brockodile!

In a first for the show, a brave author has taken the grammatical duo up on editing their work live on air.

Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley take a crack at Robert Hawkwood’s YA story, The Wind Hath Heirs. In part one of three, they go through the chapters part by part, examining how the story flows and sounds. They pose questions on what they as a reader are experiencing and give suggestions in making the work better.

This is where Build a Better Book comes from.

A great episode to get a handle on where to start your own editing.

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It’s been a few weeks since we last heard from our grammatic duo. Today they catch up on writing, editing and random word choices.

Join Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley for 30 minutes of editing entertainment.

 

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Is your draft still need more work but you just can't find the motivation to do it? Have you ever felt you couldn't stand to edit one more word?

This is your show. Learn practical ways to stay motivated or find new motivation to go back and get your editing done.

 

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From idea to publication in only 90 days? Is it possible?

Bryan Cohen released his first fiction book, Ted Saves the World,  in July of 2014. Today he is about to release his fourth.

Join Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley as the discuss with Bryan the mindset and tools needed to edit  a running series and how to get it done on a tight release schedule. Bryan shares his week by week schedule from idea to publication.

 

This is one podcast you don’t want to miss.

From when to use an adverb to knowing how formal to take your language, line editing can be overwhelming but it doesn't have to be. Join Clark Chamberlain and Peter Turley as they talk with line editor Ariel Waite and get the inside scoop on how to make the best use of each line and create the best book possible.

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