Resources & Events
Resources for New Authors
Self-Editing Webinar
“Self-editing helps turn your messy first draft into a publishable book. If self-editing feels overwhelming, confusing, or impossible, this class is for you.”
**I took this class a year or so ago, and it was truly amazing. You will gain so much insight from it.**
Self-Editing Essentials for Fiction & Self-Editing Essentials for Nonfiction Books by Katie Chambers
These are excellent resources for new authors learning how to self-edit. Katie makes it easy to go through your manuscript and prepare it for being professionally edited.
When, How, and Whether to use AI for Self-Editing
“If you are curious about AI, wary of it, or already using it and wanting to get more out of it, you will find this webinar packed with valuable information.”
Unflubbify Your Writing by Sara Rosinsky
Sara is a copywriter who has written a book that has hard to remember rules of grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Want to know when to use lay vs. lie? There’s a page on that. Need to know about it’s vs. its? There’s a page on that too. What’s a grocer’s apostrophe? You’ll have to read to find out.
Editorial Resources & Tools
Webinar & Spreadsheet
Did you miss the webinar? That’s okay. Click here to watch it!
It’s free for EFA members and $75 for non-members.
Did you come the webinar and still have questions about the spreadsheet? Click on the button below and ask any question you need to through the contact form.
Did you come to the webinar and would prefer to have 1:1 help from Karen? No problem. I’ll be glad to Zoom with you and let you share your screen so we can walk you through answers to your questions.
One-on-one sessions cost: $30 for 30 minutes or $50 for an hour.
Cancer Patient & Caregiver Resources
Uncertain by Edie Tolbert
Edie’s book is a powerful look at how one woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer found her way through the diagnosis with God at her side then found her purpose in life! Read her story to be inspired because a cancer diagnosis can be the start of a greater moment in your life than you ever expected.
Let’s Talk About It: A Cancer Community Group Gets Real by Debra Olejownik & The Stonebrook Project Community Group
NO ONE WALKS THROUGH CANCER ALONE. EVER. PERIOD. Even if you feel alone you are not. Let’s Talk About It is a book full of stories of people from The Stonebrook Project’s cancer community group who have had all kinds of cancer (including my story), but it’s more than stories. It has questions for you to consider and places for you to write journal entries. The cancer community is huge, and whether we’re a patient or caregiver, we’re all part of it, and we’re not alone! ** All proceeds go to support The Stonebrook Project.
