Kiramason

Writer| Reader| Editor
Giving tips for your writing.
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@TRHeathConnor I sent you friend request.

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@magnifikat32 @JaneAusten4ever Exciting, what kind of feedback are you looking for?
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@CotyDaniel2 @emoamaldicoado I can certainly help you look into that. Could you share the picture of the box set again so I can make sure we’re looking at the same edition?
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@KymRobinson80 I sent you a message.

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@KymRobinson80 “That’s quite a diverse collection! The fantasy and vigilante stories especially caught my attention. It sounds like you have a lot of different worlds and perspectives in your work.”

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@Mariebxyy “I’m an experienced editor and would be happy to help polish your book while keeping your original voice. I’d love to hear more about the story and what kind of editing you’re looking for.”

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@Feluechen_19 “Ahhh, that’s so exciting! Which book is it? I love seeing favourite books get adapted!”

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@CotyDaniel2 @emoamaldicoado “Oh, yes! Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa has English translations. I’d definitely recommend looking into getting your own copy, especially if you’re enjoying it so far. Which translation does your library have?”

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@backtalkfn “I’m an experienced editor and would be happy to discuss working with you long-term. I can share samples of my work so you can see the quality of my editing. Feel free to reach out!”

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@phaidei496x600 I think the best way is to build genuine in writing communities first. Chat about books, share interests, and let beta reading come up naturally. You can also start with a small sample rather than the whole novel And it’s okay to want gentle, constructive feedback rather blunt

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@magnifikat32 @JaneAusten4ever “I’d be interested! I’d love to hear a little more about the story, its length, and what kind of feedback you’re looking for.”

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@philseyedrop “You should definitely give it a try! Loving to read and helping others improve their work is a great starting point. Start with shorter pieces or sample chapters, build experience, and don’t be afraid to ask authors what kind of feedback they’re looking for. 😊”

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@crunch_of_kind @_EleLaw_ “That makes sense. It sounds like her interest lies more in character-driven, everyday stories than complex political plots. Not every genre or subject suits every writer.”

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@crowsoverutica “That’s an interesting approach. I imagine it makes your characters and their relationships feel very raw and realistic.”

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@clowndog13 That sounds good! It’s warm, supportive, and natural. I’d keep it as it is.

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@ThomasJScarrott “Totally understandable. Work comes first sometimes. Hope you get a chance to recharge, and I look forward to seeing you get started again!”

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@thomps25429 “That’s an interesting balance. Do you feel the personal stories add depth to the scenes, or would you like the scene descriptions to take more of the focus?”

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@jadel4w “No worries at all! I understand. I’m happy to help with genuine reader feedback, not everything has to be a commercial project.”