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This post has been moved! The Indie How-To Index has become Boyce’s Guide to Writing, a separate blog dedicated to helping writers succeed. You can see the original post here and explore the site for other great tips and advice.
Great idea, Boyce! My fiction writing professor said that one of the best ways to catch errors is to (a) read your book aloud and (b) retype it from scratch. Retyping is painful, but it’s great for that in-between stage because it really makes you look at your work in a new way. Haven’t done it yet myself for anything but short stories though. I’m a bit too cowardly.
C.J.
Thanks! I don’t know if I have the patience to retype my manuscripts from scratch, but I can definitely see how it would be useful. Let me know if doing that helps your next book!
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