Post #9 – Women’s Memoirs, Editors on Editing – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler
[As you may know, Kendra and I are the Co-Coordinators for Story Circle Network’s Editorial Service that gives you easy access to a team of professional editors. These editors are attuned to the stories women write — memoirs as well as fiction. Your manuscript deserves respect…the best treatment…and an editor who understands you. That’s why SCN Editorial Service exists. When you’re ready for an editor, we’re ready for you.
We have an easy to understand fee structure, no open ended amounts or blank checks. Send either of us an email (kendra at womensmemoirs dot com or matilda at womensmemoirs dot com) and we’ll be glad to walk you through the process.
–Matilda
Today, Women’s Memoirs is delighted to bring you five tips from Pamela Jane Bell, a published author of 26 children’s books, that will help you sort through the editing comments an author gets back on her manuscript. This gives you a process for looking at and then making suggested changes. We think these will be helpful to you when you have an editor work with your memoir. Do you belong to a memoir writing critique group? If so, many of these suggestions will help you with the comments your sister writers provide. [click to continue…]
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