Diana Stout Ph.D. – screenwriter, author
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Tag Archives: beta readers
Wishful Beta Partner Thinking
The Insecure Writer’s Support Group September 2 question – If you could choose one author, living or dead, to be your beta partner, who would it be and why? This question has to be one of easiest ever. No thinking … Continue reading
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When is a Book Ready for a Beta Reader?
I gave a presentation recently, “Self-Editing Made Easier,” to a group of writers who are at varying levels regarding their careers: some are new writers, just finishing the first draft of their first book; a few have multiple books out; … Continue reading