Oops, mistake
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baldwin92 (imported)
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Oops, mistake
Sorry, I was just re reading my own story "I DIDN'T MEAN FOR THIS TO HAPPEN" and noticed a key misspelling. In the third paragraph from the end, it should read: "We are sorry we could not save much of your genitals." Not "gentiles"My apologies to all the gentiles out there.
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Kortpeel (imported)
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Slammr (imported)
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Re: Oops, mistake
Having submitted a few stories myself, I've noticed that, no matter how many times I've read and edited the story, I don't notice some errors until I've already hit the submit button. After it's too late to change it, the mistake is all to obvious.
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theciamarie (imported)
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Re: Oops, mistake
you cannot proof your own work. You will read over the same mistake again and again.
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Dave (imported)
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Re: Oops, mistake
I've take to reading my short stories out loud as one of the last edits. It seems to help.
Also, you can let the story sit for a few days and then change the font to look drastically different -- like times new roman on the original to courier as the second.
Although, a second set of eyes always sees more wrong than the writer's eyes ever see.
Also, you can let the story sit for a few days and then change the font to look drastically different -- like times new roman on the original to courier as the second.
Although, a second set of eyes always sees more wrong than the writer's eyes ever see.