Every two weeks we’re sharing tips for editors from the desk of Douglas Gibson. Good for those starting out or old hands who need a reminder, these reminders form an engaging guide for sharp-eyed wordsmiths.
Tip #6
When an author is struggling to write a book, a shrewd editorial trick is to ask the struggler to come up with the book’s title and subtitle. This tends to concentrate the author’s mind, and to give both a destination and a course towards it.
Missed the previous tips? Check out Tip #1, Tip #2, Tip #3, Tip #4, and Tip #5.
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kinda worked LOL, been watning to rock my U of H fitted so now its a little looser but I got a big head though so thats part of the problem, wear an 8 but its still a little tight, so i usually get a size above.you can also use the heel of your foot if your knee is too big, too much muscle on my leg ahaha.