WriterExplore Books
I’ve always loved writing, so finally being able to publish my stories is a dream come true. I’ve so far focused on short stories, with my solo collection, Phantasmias, and a collaborative eBook, Fantasy Unbound, currently available.
Upcoming projects include more short stories and a series of novels!
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Editing is still my day job and, with more than a decade of experience in publishing, I still freelance for any project from novels to comics.
Whether you need a first draft assessment or a final proofread, you have my expertise on your publishing adventure!
BookloverCheck It Out
The Scribe Cat Scribbles blog is where you’ll find updates, glimpses into my writing process, editing advice, and reviews of books I’ve worked on or read…and, of course, photos of my cat Alice as she “helps” me work.
Quick links: My Book News | Edited Works | Articles
Finally, a 2023 update about my books, my website, and my social media changes!
Recently, I was offered the opportunity to set up a table at IndigoSpirit in Oakville—not once, but twice! I wanted to share my experiences for any new authors that might be wondering what to expect.
A comma is a half-stop, letting you slow down or add additional information, unlike the full stop of a period which ends the thought. On the other hand, a misplaced or missing comma can cause a reader to stumble or pause, not because you want them to, but because they aren’t clear about what you’re trying to say. Here’s Scribe Cat’s quick guide on when to use those commas.
What can you expect from Scribe Cat’s editing process?
The first question I’m often asked is what type of editing service a project may need. Over the years, I’ve simplified my services while staying in-line with publishing industry standards. Here are questions based on each type of editing I offer and a step-by-step walkthrough of each service.
A question asked during my interview with Twisted Tales Studio prompted a more in-depth look at how I estimated my first self-published book’s costs from cover art to shipping.
Part 4 in my self-publishing journey—the Kickstarter launch, shipping, and distribution quest!