Robert Fulton Jr.
BUT...YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN
An Editor's Point of View
by Robert Fulton Jr.
Writer and editor Robert Fulton, Jr. announces the publication of the second edition of his book, BUT YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN! An Editor's Point of View. Editors, writers, and agents from the real world of traditional publishing, e-publishing, self-publishing, and the newspaper business share their successes and failures.
There are no patronizing, simplistic "5 Easy Steps" here, but readers will find a book packed with humor and practical knowledge for today's hard-working writer.
"Aspiring writers can profit from the advice in this how-to book."--W. Horace Carter, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
"Robert Fulton is to editing what the other one [inventor of the steamboat] was to shipping. Robert took my book out of dry-dock and helped it sail. Now he has his own book on editing, in which he softens hard truths with savory bits of down-home humor. Before launching a manuscript, a writer would do well to drop anchor in Robert's cove of literary wisdom." -- Larry Hand, author, Whiskers on Pine
To order: send a check for $15.00 ($10 + $2.50 S/H) to
Robert Fulton, Jr.
RiverGeezer Editing
3617 Austin Road
Monroe, NC 28112
or contact Robert at RiverGeezer.
The book may also be ordered from Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
Would you like for Robert to speak to your writing group? Contact Jeri Dunlap at Pegasus2 or call 570.568.0264.
BIO: Robert Fulton is an award winning freelance writer for magazines, literary, conservation, and education publications. He has had over fifty stories and articles featured in more than thirty different publications as varied as Reader's Digest, NurseWeek, and North Carolina Sportsman.. He was ranked second among book editors in the national P&E Readers Poll this year. Robert is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club, the Florida Writers' Association, the Florida Outdoor Writers' Association, the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Society, the North Carolina Writers Network, and the North Carolina Poetry Society.
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