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Beta Reader Blues

Len Streeper
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Pages
41
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Len Streeper

About

Someone in your family, or maybe a good friend, wrote a book and they want you to read it to help them make it better. Crap, you're not a writer, how are you supposed to help them? And what relationship needs that kind of stress, anyway? You've tried to talk your way out of it, but they insist. Now what?In this book, Len Streeper, author of The Virgin, the Dragon and the Tavern, breaks things down to specific areas for you to concentrate on. This guide is designed to help new beta readers understand some of the common things a new writer needs, to help improve their work. Len also shares some tips on how to express your thoughts, hopefully without damaging your relationship.

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