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Exercise #1022: Craft
Posted  3/1/24

It seems to me more and more paper books - the written word - have typos or inconsistencies in them. It’s as if the author didn’t have anyone proofread the piece.

How do you catch these things in your work? You may give us an essay about your quality control processes or write a scene showing it.

Critiquers, along with the usual grammar, spelling, etc, review, consider these questions:
     * Could you relate to the piece? Why or why not?
     * Was this helpful to you as a writer? Why or why not?

Word limit: 1200
       SUB: Exercise #1022/yourname

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