HG Nadel

Being an educator in her life causes HG Nadel to think that children and reading go together like grass and green. You should never have one without the other. Why are children and reading a perfect match? Because children who read become adults who lead and teach There is a good reason why reading, writing and arithmetic are foundational subjects in any good educational curriculum. Think about your last week going about whatever it is you do. How many times did you have to do some quick arithmetic in the kitchen or at the store? How many times did you read directions, do research on the internet, read a map or look at road signs? How many times did you write a note or a letter to communicate your thoughts to someone else? We can barely get by in this world without basic skills in those areas. Basic skills are necessary. Important to greater achievements in any society are advanced skills in basic areas. Every course we take for every profession needs a solid base in reading, writin

For the most part, writers work at home and have to be very self disciplined. There is no clock to punch at the beginning and end of the work day, there is no defined work day except the one the writer sets. To that end, it's very easy for life to get in the way of writing. Life always gets in the way: The phone rings, the kids need help, there are errands to run. The worst thing a writer can do is stop writing. One day turns into three which turns into a month. Making writing a habit is one of the best things a writer can do. How do you create that habit? HG Nadel a writer explains this thoroughly here: Set Your Own Daily Goals: Writers tend to look at the writing habits of other writers and become panicked when they cannot create those same habits. Writers write differently. To set yourself up to another writer does not help your writing. For some writers, it's going to be a set time limit five days a week. Maybe for you, it's three days a week. For some writers it&#

Book publication is a very big deal today with more and more people reading fiction as well as nonfiction. You may be a very good writer, but is a totally different ball game. "It is absolutely essential for the book to be a good piece of literature in the increasingly perfectionist world, especially for nonfiction works" says HG Nadel an author and screenplay write r . Book editing is best done by professional editors called copyeditors. There are many reasons for this, and they don't make the author's ability to write look crass. It is noticed is not done too well by the original authors. It's worth the money to get your manuscript copyedited, even if it is a self-publication. Freelance editors often copyedit books. Copyediting refers to improve the quality of the manuscript with respect to grammatical correctness, political correctness, punctuation, terminology and factual correctness in the case of nonfiction work, while keeping the meaning untouched. The t

Many new authors are filled with fear of the editing process. They envision a witch with a red pen, gleefully butchering their precious manuscript. Actually, working with a professional book editor can be a richly rewarding and enjoyable experience, if you have the proper mind-set and preparation. Follow these steps suggested by HG Nadel a writer to ensure that your editing process is smooth and affordable: 1. Edit your manuscript yourself. Editors charge by the hour. So, to keep your costs down, be sure your manuscript is in good shape before you send it to your editor. After you finish writing, wait a few days, and then begin your self-edit. Use spell check and grammar check first, paying close attention to revising sentences in the passive tense. Your computer will point those out to you automatically. Then, print a hard copy of your entire book and read it with a red pen. You will see many more errors when you are not reading on your computer screen. Next, email the manuscript t