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Editor’s Corner Podcast: The Importance of Defining Your Audience Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - November 7

Time and again from writers (both new and established), we hear, “My book is for everyone!” But nothing appeals to everyone. To effectively reach people, you need to know whom you’re writing for-your audience. Today, we discuss how authors can … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: Points of View: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Use Them Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - October 16

Point of view is the perspective from which a story (either fiction or nonfiction) is written. It affects the tone of the story, the connection readers develop with the characters, and the amount of information that can be shared. While … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: What Is an Author Style Guide and Which One Should You Choose? Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - September 30

Have you ever noticed that no matter what type of printed material you read—books, articles, papers, etc.—each industry-specific publication looks much the same as the next: one space after periods; a certain placement of commas; a particular format to block … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: Everything You Need to Know about Dog Ear Publishing’s Literary Edit Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - September 21

Once you’ve chosen a literary edit or critique service from Dog Ear Publishing, you’re likely wondering what will happen next. Stephanie and Angela talk you through the process, including what your editor is hoping to see, common issues that can … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: How Does Dog Ear Compare to Traditional and Other Indie Publishers? Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - September 11

Thanks to both vague and hyped marketing language of editing services—and even NO description of those services—it can sometimes be difficult for authors to know just what treatment their text is going to get with a publisher. In this podcast, … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: Most Common Mechanical Mistakes Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - September 5

The Most Common Mechanical Mistakes as Seen by Dog Ear Editors Some authors are surprised to learn that they can help editors be better at their job. Stephanie and Angela talk about how that happens—and why editors appreciate it so much. Transcription: Stephanie: … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: How to Build Your Writing Muscles Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - August 23

Getting good at anything requires a lot of practice, and writing is no exception. Join us as we discuss the ways you can hone your skill and build your writing muscles all the way from the first inkling of inspiration … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: What to Expect From Your Dog Ear Publishing Editor Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - August 17

Working with a Dog Ear editor is a little different than working with a freelance editor. Join us as we talk about why that is—and why you’ll want to choose us to help make your book the best it can … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: Book Reviews 101 Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - August 11

In this episode of the Editor’s Corner Podcast Stephanie and Angela walk you through the who, how, and why of book reviews, including how to use them to get the word out about your self-published book. Transcription: Stephanie: Angela and I have … Read More

Editor’s Corner Podcast: What Is a Story Arc? Editor's Corner Podcast, The Editor's Corner - by Stephanie Stringham and Angela Wade - August 4

In this episode of the Editor’s Corner Podcast, we’re digging through all the bits and pieces that make up the story arc, including how to create an outline to help you see what’s missing from your book. Transcript: Stephanie: Welcome to Dog … Read More