Printed out the entire book today, for round two of editing. Thought I’d take a picture to show off the enormous amount of paper…
But someone decided she was more photogenic.
Printed out the entire book today, for round two of editing. Thought I’d take a picture to show off the enormous amount of paper…
But someone decided she was more photogenic.
Libby Cole 
Hahaha~ maybe she was just ready for you to be done with that editing so she could play with you again. XD
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🙂 This is a great picture! How is the editing going? I am curious, if you don’t mind me asking- do you use any special software when you write your book? I use a word document but I have seen a ton of software out there for authors. Just curious, Happy Tuesday!
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It’s going good so far – the red pen is getting a major workout 😉
I’m pretty old school when it comes to software. Some people love Scrivener, so I’d check that out if you’re into it. But I just use a Word document, with editing on the computer or on printed versions, depending what stage I’m at. But I’m a little bit of a technophobe, so keep that in mind!
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I checked out Scrivener and I guess I just either don’t get it or see the appeal. I am using word document and that seems to be going well so far. Do you know if the pages in a word document equals the same amount of pages in a book?
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Yeah Scrivener just isn’t for me. Some swear by it, but it left me cold.
Definitely not! Pages are a little tricky anyway, as it depends on book size, but it’s usually about two pages of a book per one page of a word document. But I find it easier to go by word count – your average book is 50-70,000 words by the end.
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Thank you so much, this information is awesome!!
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