Welcome To KarinBeery.com!
Freelance writer/editor/coach, part-time accounting assistant, part-time homemaker. I started writing to write a novel. I continue writing because I love this job. I’ve written for many local and national periodicals, have edited 200-word press releases and 65,000-word novels. Whether I’m writing my own stories or helping others develop theirs, I put all of my talent and passion into each job.Services
Writing
Interviews, feature stories, informational articles, press releases, and more. My passion is fiction, though I’ve had over one hundred articles published in local and national periodicals. I am currently working on my third novel (still unpublished)... [Read More]Editing
Improving a manuscript by identifying and solving problems of overall clarity or accuracy, writing or rewriting segments to improve readability, and revising as needed to improve the overall presentation... [Read More]Coaching
More than simply editing — whether you have an idea that needs development or skills that need honing, as your coach I will work with you to strengthen your writing and help prepare it for publication.[Read More]Blogging
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From The Blog
Rules or Principles by HG Ferguson
Thank you for allowing me the honor of posting upon your blog. I would like to address something that affects every Christian writer who takes his or her work as a serious commitment of the heart: RULES! Or…Principles The RULES. Don’t do this, this is bad. Do this, this is good. Don’t use any verb [...]
Reading Reviews: How I Write by Janet Evanovich
How many people would kill to be a bestselling novelist, especially one like Janet Evanovich? Writers want to know how a bestselling author thinks, writes, plans, and dreams her books. Janet Evanovich tells, in a witty Q&A format: • How she comes up with such remarkable characters • How she nails the perfect name every [...]
Blogging Basics: Schedule It
Imagine turning on your TV next Tuesday to watch NCIS, but it’s not there. The following Tuesday, nothing. One more week and your show’s finally back, but you can’t follow the plot because you missed an episode that aired last Thursday. Pretend for a moment that you don’t have HuluPlus or Netflix – how long [...]



