Contact
In the first instance, please
email me with comprehensive details of your project along with
a convenient telephone number. And let me know what part of
the world you're from, if you will.
I can be reached at:
mike@mr-edit-literary-services.co.uk.
In case of difficulty, you can try:
MikeMrEdit@AOL.com.
Generally, I check email on
an hourly basis, but if I'm busy with a client or a project,
it may take a little longer to get back to you. Please be patient.
But as long as your email gets through to me, I will be in touch.
To avoid nuisance calls, I
prefer not to publish a telephone number and contact address.
It's important to maintain some control over my peace and quiet
in order to get the work done, and to avoid the reams of spam
mail. But once we establish a working relationship, I'm happy
to provide telephone and address details.
I prefer not to receive attachments
until I've looked at the outline of your project. But if it's
a smaller project that needs rapid attention, you might want
to include a small Word attachment, or similar.
Above all else, take heart
with your writing. It's a tough, ruthless industry that requires
patience and persistence to succeed. Most people who want to
write can write. Just keep working at it.
Mike O'Neill
mike@mr-edit-literary-services.co.uk
MikeMrEdit@AOL.com
Mr
Edit YouTube videos
Meanwhile, here are
some of my You Tube videos that might be of interest to you.
Hope you enjoy them.
Mr Edit. Let's talk about dialogue
https://youtu.be/KG0CLm1S9Rs
Mr Edit. Pitching fiction to a literary
agent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy698w2Ooc8
Mr Edit. 5 Minute Fiction Fix.
https://youtu.be/y6OPUfcDH90
Mr Edit. Let's talk about tautology.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zhoBLImV6U
Links for
writers
Preditors & Editors.
Here's where you can check out the credentials of literary agents and
publishers. A must for any writer.
http://pred-ed.com
Creative Helps. Helpful
resource for the creative community. Articles, links and tips.
http://www.creativehelps.com/products.htm
Nick Daws' Writing Blog.
Lots of useful posts on all aspects of writing, both for print and online,
plus a guest post for anyone who wants to make a contribution. Check it
out.
http://www.mywritingblog.com
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