Beta Bio: general description as a beta reader
Um, what do I put in here?
Okay, let's ramble!
Um, I can beta almost anything - accept poems. I'm afraid I'm kinna rubbish when it comes to poems and everything.
Uh, I think that's it. If you need anymore info, then you can check out my normal profile, or PM me.
Thanks, and hope to work with you soon!
Lyra
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P.S. If there are any serious emergencies, you can e-mail me at lassylollies@yahoo.co.uk Oh! Also, I'm from England, so with the American spellings, if they look right, just...Americanised (no offence), then I'll leave it. So, yeah - just thought I should point that out. |
My Strengths: beta, writing, or reading strengths
Strengths...
My strengths probably lie mostly in punctuation, although spelling is obviously also an easy one for me to handle in most situations.
Again, don’t quite know what to put in here...
If you have any questions, PM me! |
My Weaknesses: beta, writing, or reading weaknesses
My weakness is probably my procrastination – you can have that as a weakness for this, right? It isn’t that I do it on purpose, it’s just that with some things, I have to take them slowly, a little bit at a time. Although usually, when I’m going over my friend’s writing, I only take an hour or so, depending on how long it is. |
Preferred: types of entries I prefer over others
If you message me with the details first, I’ll be able to tell you if I can help or not. In some cases, I may even be able to tell you who you can go to, if I can’t help with something. But I will always try my absolute best with everything. As for genres; I can do Adventure, Angst, Crime, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Friendship, General, Horror, Humour, Hurt/Comfort, Mystery, Parody, Poetry, Romance, Supernatural, Suspense and Tragedy. |
Would Rather Not: types of entries I do not want to beta for
'Not My Cup Of Tea' - haha, love that. Sounds like my old GCSE Drama teacher!
Poetry, Sci-Fi, Spiritual and Western. Those are about it. Oh, and on rare occasions I can’t do Parody. But I’ll try my best :) |
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