How to Proofread Your Own Work by Kate Krake #repost
The following is a repost from here.
Learning how to proofread is just as essential for writers as learning how to structure a story or write dialogue.
It’s always going to be best practice to get someone else proofread your work. That fresh pair of eyes will usually be able to see things an author will miss in revising their own work. But here in the real world, it’s not always possible to have someone else proofread your work and there are times when you might need to rely on your own proofreading skills to get your work finished.
Here are some ideas on how to self-check your own work.
Learning how to proofread is just as essential for writers as learning how to structure a story or write dialogue.
It’s always going to be best practice to get someone else proofread your work. That fresh pair of eyes will usually be able to see things an author will miss in revising their own work. But here in the real world, it’s not always possible to have someone else proofread your work and there are times when you might need to rely on your own proofreading skills to get your work finished.
Here are some ideas on how to self-check your own work.
Read the rest of it here.
