Beabe Thompson (@BeabeThompson)'s conversations

StephenStephen084

May 12, 2022

I'm Stephen from Missouri and u

BeabeThompson

May 28, 2015

@MarkVictorYoung you're welcome!

MarkVictorYoung

May 28, 2015

Hello, Beabe. Thanks for following me. Love your book covers! All the best, Mark.

BeabeThompson

Aug 11, 2014

I'm not great at navigating it either, especially when using my iphone. How's your book going?

gulltopp

Aug 10, 2014

Ackk... I accidentally unfollowed you.  And I am trying to dedicate the next part of my book to you . . . but I am not that great at navigating wattpadd.  :)

BeabeThompson

Jul 30, 2014

My latest blog post on Blogger: Plagiarism and the Why Not Generation: http://beabethompson.blogspot.com/2014/07/plagiarism-and-why-not-generation.html

Angelwrite

Feb 27, 2014

I looked for them, but could not find it on Twitter.

BeabeThompson

You can go to Twitter and do a search on the Hashtag.  I found so many hits that it was somewhat overwhelming.

Feb 27, 2014 • Reply

BeabeThompson

Feb 26, 2014

Twitters all a tweeting by literary agents posting what they're looking for in submissions.  Check out #MSWL and see what they're looking for in new books.

BeabeThompson

Feb 26, 2014

@yyzTim Do you import from Word into Scrivener as plain text?  Word is great, and a big help composing.

BeabeThompson

@yyzTim Went back and reviewed the Scrivener video tutorials and did a lot of cleaning up.  Using the # makes sense now; I was using it incorrectly before.

Feb 26, 2014 • Reply

yyzTim

I add a # at the end of each chapter so that Scrivener knows where to break it and then do an import and split directly from the Word file.  Works great if I remember to add the #.  :)

Feb 26, 2014 • Reply

BeabeThompson

Feb 26, 2014

Another thing.  I check my work with Word's dictionary, Grammarly and Grammarly Lite, yet still miss syntax and false cognate mistakes.  Anyone have a spare magic wand?