Eoghan and I are over at Sanovia’s blog Creatyve Books. This is part one of three. Join us to learn how Eoghan got into illustration and graphic design, designs characters, a typical day illustrating, and more.
Blog Tour Stop: Character Interview with Zaria Fierce
I’m over at my college roommate’s blog interviewing Zaria about her recent move to Norway, her favorite books, and trolls. Join us at Little Pink Blog!
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Book Trailer for Zaria Fierce and the Secret of Gloomwood Forest
The lovely, talented, and amazing Michele Carpenter created this book trailer for Zaria Fierce and it’s out of this world! Watch and share:
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Zaria Fierce and the Secret of Gloomwood Forest Book Cover Reveal
It’s here! It’s here! Check out the gorgeous book cover for Zaria Fierce and the Secret of Gloomwood Forest:
What do you think?
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Zaria Fierce Giveaway
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Q: What’s the hardest part about editing?
A: Finding and replacing the malapropisms within the text. They’re more difficult to spot than other errors because usually it is a real word sitting in the place of the correct word choice. Spellcheck won’t find it. Many readers will also skip over the malapropisms without seeing them, either because they don’t know better, or they do, and their mind replaced the word with the correct word instantly as they read the passage. Even after editing the book, I would still find malapropisms.
For example in the original text of Zaria Fierce and the Secret of Gloomwood Forest one of the characters said to another, “So we’re at a bypass then?” The real word is impasse (the point where progress is halted due to disagreements, lack of comprise, and physical barriers), not bypass (a road around a place, a reroute or detour to avoid something). As you can see, the words have two very different meanings and the sentence meaning changes depending on which one is used. The contextual clues would allow you to deduce what I really meant as the author, but it’s far better if I fix the malapropisms before you get your hands on the book. 🙂
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