EDITING BY EAR – Updated Version
Like most writers, I know the editing process can be tedious. This article explains how you can listen to your story and make editing easier. Why is this a good idea? It’s helpful because your ears can catch a lot more of your mistakes. (This article was first posted on Leonard Tillerman wonderful website.)

I’ve written a number of articles about my experiences as a writer. Here are some of my guest posts that you might find useful.

“How I Came To Call Myself A Writer”
This article is posted on Cynthia Hamilton’s Goodreads blog. As Cynthia says in the intro, I hope it will inspire others to believe in themselves and take the plunge!
You can also visit Cynthia Hamilton’s website and learn more about this wonderful author.

“The Story Behind the Story: DYING TAKES IT OUT OF YOU”
Cynthia Hamilton has also kindly featured another article in which I discuss Dory, the protagonist in DYING TAKES IT OUT OF YOU. He’s a character who demanded that I write in a first person point of view. As the star of this dystopian story, his process of revealing “the story behind the story” was unique and exciting.