From Editing to Being Edited.
Category: Life with C.M. Guido
So, sadly, we’re in this unwholesome phase in our world where others want to see others fail. They think by sabotaging us, or keeping info from us, that they’ll get ahead—and sadly for them, that’s entirely untrue…
Rosita continued to stare with her half-lidded eyes, expecting an answer. “You know what I think? I think that El Dorado is what you make it to be.” I leaned in to brush my lips upon her tiny brow. “And you, my little love, are papa’s El Dorado.”
-Secrets of the City of Gold, Ch. 01
I want to ask, what inspires you? Reflecting back on my journey from start to finish (all six months) of the first rough draft of Secrets of the City of Gold, I recalled blips of sitting in the patrol car at work, listening to creative covers of “It’s Tough to be a God” from the
By now, I’ve made it open that I’m in the works of two books. Both of which require research. And while research can be time consuming and tedious, it can also help elevate a story and enrich it. At least, it does for me. Depending on the genre that’s being catered to, a writer may
With the recent release of Hamilton on Disney+, it really had me thinking about creative licensing. Lin Manuel Miranda created a genius, genius musical that’s entertaining, gripping, and also historically inaccurate in some places. But at the end of the day, it leaves us not so much upset, but rather intrigued on what actually took
Writing this as I listen to the Be More Chill soundtrack. One of the things I didn’t mention in my first post was my role in the Radiant Publishing House family. It’s such a pleasure to meet all of you, I am the editor! I do all things editing and then some. Consider me your
