Review: Quick, effective tutoring for eager authors
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2012
With so many writers (like you!) rushing to self-publish, books like this little gem can be of tremendous assistance.  Sure, she have a great story idea, and she don't want to go to the trouble of having someone who doesn't understand your vision criticize her work, but what falls out of her mind onto the paper in a first draft isn't always as wonderful as she might think it is!In "Slow Your Prose," Lewis speaks to writers ready to put their work on the market NOW, and encourages them to do a little self-editing to ensure a better audience response.  No matter many people there might be who will give a new writer a good rating right now, taking the trouble to tighten up their work and tidy their grammar can multiply good reviews immensely.If you've read every book on writing there is, and are already good at grammar, don't get this e-book, because you might find yourself disappointed.If you are new to reading how-to books on writing, this one is an excellent starter, short, sweet, and to-the-point.