Comments on: The Writing Brief: Questions To Ask http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/the-writing-brief-questions-to-ask/ Straight Talk About Your Writing Career Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:11:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sharon http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/the-writing-brief-questions-to-ask/#comment-575 Sharon Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:39:29 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/the-writing-brief-questions-to-ask/#comment-575 Thanks, Rebecca. I've just caught that typo myself and have emailed the editor to see if it can be fixed. The lesson there is that no matter how often you proofread you can still miss something, because your eyes see what they expect to. Glad you liked the article. Thanks, Rebecca. I’ve just caught that typo myself and have emailed the editor to see if it can be fixed. The lesson there is that no matter how often you proofread you can still miss something, because your eyes see what they expect to. Glad you liked the article.

]]> By: Rebecca Laffar-Smith http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/the-writing-brief-questions-to-ask/#comment-574 Rebecca Laffar-Smith Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:20:05 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/the-writing-brief-questions-to-ask/#comment-574 Wonderful article, Sharon! You've offered some fantastic jumping off points for questions when approaching an editor. My editor's eyes grinded to a halt at the third sentence on the second point. "If you miss the deadline, you probably work." work = won't? Tiny niggle and I don't know if you have an edit option on gardenandhearth.com. Other than that you show some excellent points. Sometimes these sorts of questions are covered in a publications writer's guidelines but it is still important to confirm exactly what the editor is expecting from you before proceeding. Thanks for the interesting read! Wonderful article, Sharon! You’ve offered some fantastic jumping off points for questions when approaching an editor.

My editor’s eyes grinded to a halt at the third sentence on the second point. “If you miss the deadline, you probably work.” work = won’t? Tiny niggle and I don’t know if you have an edit option on gardenandhearth.com.

Other than that you show some excellent points. Sometimes these sorts of questions are covered in a publications writer’s guidelines but it is still important to confirm exactly what the editor is expecting from you before proceeding.

Thanks for the interesting read!

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