Michael Cargill
Don't worry about writing the perfect story right off the bat. If looking back at something you've written makes you cringe in despair then that's a good thing - make some changes to it, put it away in a drawer for a week, and then repeat the process until you feel satisfied with it.
Professional authors have legions of editors, proof readers, and copywriters who sift through every single sentence several times over before something is ready for publication.
Professional authors have legions of editors, proof readers, and copywriters who sift through every single sentence several times over before something is ready for publication.
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James Lingard
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Michael Cargill:
Britain at War 1939 to 1945: What Was Life Like During the War?7637554] Hi, You very kindly voted for my book in the May competition. If you would like a review copy, please e-mail me on james.lingard@btopenworld.com. I can let you have a PDF of the 2nd ed, about to be published shortly, or a bookstub for the 1st ed? All the best James
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