Atticus Review: The All-in-One Writing And Formatting Tool For Indie Authors
Atticus is a web-based writing, editing, and formatting platform designed for self-published creators looking for an affordable and easy-to-use option.
After the book is written, the arduous task of editing comes next. Done either by the author or by professionals, editing is vital to finalizing the book and preparing it for publication.
Atticus is a web-based writing, editing, and formatting platform designed for self-published creators looking for an affordable and easy-to-use option.
As a writer, creating a style guide for your book, author website, & social media ensures your writing is consistent & accurate. Learn to make your own style guide.
Edit a manuscript with Microsoft Word Track Changes & Google Docs Suggest Mode. Learn the built-in editing tools used by authors, editors, & proofreaders.
Stop stressing about your fonts! With all the work that goes into creating your book, picking the right font shouldn’t be a roadblock.
Start your publishing journey here with this detailed guide to taking your manuscript off the screen and publishing a book.
Get the most when you hire an editor by following these 7 tips to help clean up and finesse your book before your editor sees it.
Using Text-To-Speech is a terrific way to ‘hear’ your writing and find awkward sentences or misused words.
Editing is expensive. Plan for the perfect edit of your manuscript when you align your budget and your needs.
It’s essential to edit your book. But how do you know which kind of editor you need? Learn more about editing specializations.
There’s lots of software for editing your book; but nothing beats a hardcopy, double-spaced and a red pen. Create your editing edition today.
The Hemingway Editor is a lightweight, powerful tool for simplifying your writing through a few suggested style and word edits.
AutoCrit is a powerful data tool offering a thorough content breakdown and suggestions for improvements. Invaluable for any author!
Get a quick refresher for your grammar skills! These tips are particularly useful for authors looking at a first or fifth draft for revision!
Publishing is a grueling task. We’ve got some simplified points to remember so you don’t get overwhelming designing your book.
Microsoft Word is the premiere tool for writers, dating back to the 1980s! And it’s still a powerful tool for writers, but not without it’s limitations.
Choosing the right editor for your work is key. Get to know more about the roles editors play and how to choose the right ones for you.
Learn Word’s advanced formatting features for Drop Caps, Footnotes, and Widow/Orphan control for your book’s interior file for printing.
Following up our Fun with Formatting Webinar, we have a brief overview, the webinar video, and answers to the questions we received.
Today we have Hayley Milliman from ProWritingAid with tips to help tighten your manuscript before you send it to your editor.
Pinpointing why YA fiction has become so popular is no simple task, but there are a number of factors contributing to the growth of the YA genre.
Before you can plan your budget, you need to know just how much it will cost to self-publish your book. Today we tackle the average cost to publish.