Monica Cellio

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2d	comment	What factors to consider when choosing an e-book platform? Re #2: I've bought individual stories published though Smashwords. If you want somebody else (like Amazon) to broker sales for you, that might come with length requirements (don't know).
2d	comment	Forming a tagline for customers, drivers and software @Siddharth, since the question already has an answer we're not supposed to delete, but you can disassociate it from your account if you want. If you do that, you'll have no further ownership of the question. Use the "contact" link at the bottom of the page; that's something that has to be done by SE staff (mods can't do it).
2d	comment	Do publishers really need to translate between UK and US English? Good question. It might depend in part on the prevalence of country-specific words and target audience. For example, I wouldn't expect anybody to really be bothered by colour and theatre, but young-adult readers might not know boot, getting p-ssed, and so forth. (On the other hand, kids these days are probably more worldly than we were when I was their age, thanks to the internet...)
May 19	comment	How does one involve people in writing non-fiction? Welcome to Writers.SE. Why do you think people aren't interested in writing that isn't about people? Doesn't practically any science text, for example, serve as a counter-example?
May 17	awarded	Yearling
May 16	comment	Short exclamation to mean: “This is driving me crazy.” Other mild exclamations: "argh!", "gah!" (mentioned in another answer), and "oy!".
May 14	comment	Mashery vs. Apigee Welcome to Writers.SE and thank you for bringing your question here!
May 14	comment	How many words in 350 pages typed and double spaced? Is the question "how many words are in this page count?", per the title, or "how long is an epic?", per the comments? These are different questions. (For the first, you can answer it yourself since you already have a sample -- count a few pages an take an average.)
May 13	comment	How do I quote a song from Youtube? MLA format When you say "quote", I assume you mean quote lyrics from the performance? It seems like that would be the same as quoting from any other recording; I wonder what precedents exist for radio, TV, published recordings, etc.
May 13	revised	Mashery vs. Apigee edited tags
May 12	answered	What do you do if you enjoy writing, but have no ideas?
May 10	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Coming up with names for species in fiction?
May 10	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Create automatic index from text document
May 10	comment	What is the term for an accessible character that knows nothing? Related: writers.stackexchange.com/q/7537/1993
May 8	comment	My Reviews for Free Books? @LindsayTampaBay, not meant to be; please bear with us. Your question is a good one; list questions don't work well on SE, but changing to "how can I find" -- strategy, not specific outcome -- addresses that, and may bring in other factors that a list question would miss. Anyway, welcome, and I hope we're able to help you!
May 7	comment	Is it possible my book could be taken off-line for sale if there is a cease and desist letter? I think this depends on who's hosting it. A small ISP will probably take it down to avoid an expensive lawsuit; a big publisher might not. You might need to read your publisher's/host's terms of service to be able to answer this.
May 6	comment	Chopped sentences with too many conjunction, and repeating the subject again and again @Fortiter I think literary novels and news reports are pretty different from each other, and screenwriting probably falls in between. (News cares more about conveying information effectively than writing good descriptive prose -- 5Ws, inverted pyramid, etc). But please do ask related questions!
May 6	comment	Chopped sentences with too many conjunction, and repeating the subject again and again @NeilFein, I had the same reaction -- it's a more-general question with a helpful example. user5126, in the future you might want to use two or three examples of a problem you're trying to solve, to give us more to work with and to make the general problem more clear.
May 5	answered	Chopped sentences with too many conjunction, and repeating the subject again and again
May 2	comment	Absolute cheapest Print-on-Demand service? I am going to close this question for now. @themirror, after you edit the question to address the previous comments, please ping Neil or me so we can look at reopening.