Ask the Author: E.E. Borton
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E.E. Borton
Stop writing and read the following two books before you pen another word: ON WRITING by Stephen King and ELEMENTS OF STYLE by Strunk and White.
Then go buy an online subscription of THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE at http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org. You don’t have to read it cover to cover, but It will answer just about every question you have about properly formatting a novel.
Those three resources will change the way you write for the better. I promise you it will.
Then go buy an online subscription of THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE at http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org. You don’t have to read it cover to cover, but It will answer just about every question you have about properly formatting a novel.
Those three resources will change the way you write for the better. I promise you it will.
E.E. Borton
Freedom. Both creative and physical. Nobody is standing over my shoulder telling me what I can or can’t create. There is no dress code and no time clock where I work. Nobody can fire me or force me to quit. The only people I answer to are my readers.
The flip side of that is, the work has to get done and it has to be good. I have no boss, but if I produce something half-assed, the market will react accordingly. I’m asking people to part with their hard earned-cash for my work. It better be worth reading.
The flip side of that is, the work has to get done and it has to be good. I have no boss, but if I produce something half-assed, the market will react accordingly. I’m asking people to part with their hard earned-cash for my work. It better be worth reading.
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Jul 02, 2017 05:47PM