Instead, this course, which is run as part of the Claire Keegan fiction clinics series, concentrates on the micro level issues in your fiction manuscript. It focuses on the nitty gritty problems you as the author must address when fine-tuning your work. The better self-edited your manuscript is before you send it to an editor or proofreader, the less expensive the professional editing stage will be. Those considering a career in proofreading or copy-editing might also find this course interesting and informative. Course descriptionIt is a two-day course and will cover:
Course detailsCourse dates: 27–28 February 2016 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day) Venue: The Millrace Hotel, Bunclody, Co Wexford Tuition fee: €200 To book: please email ckfictionclinic@yahoo.com What previous course participants had to sayWonderful course – I wish I’d found it years ago. I learned a great deal and feel I have grown in confidence. I enjoyed the course – to the point, very helpful and I will use the notes for reference. Fantastic course – really valuable. Superbly prepared and presented. Claire Keegan fiction workshopsFor details of upcoming Claire Keegan fiction courses please visit her website Claire Keegan fiction clinic or her Facebook page CKFictionClinic. |
Mary McCauley is a professional editor and proofreader based in Co Wexford, Ireland. In this blog she shares tips and information on all things writing and editing related.
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