Listen To What You Wrote! Text-To-Speech for Writers and Others

by Mitch Sexton

Overview

As an author, what tools do you use to proofread your work? Do you need help with proofreading your manuscript?
I find that when I am reading what I have just written, my mind sometimes plays tricks on me. I read words that I failed to type, while sometimes adding nonexistent extensions to other words, or skipping over words that were repeated (as if my printer developed a stutter). I have even created passages that sounded glorious to that internal voice that sings in my head, but then failed to live up to their potential once they were frozen on paper. Text-To-Speech may be just the utility you need. Included within are profiles for ten TTS opportunities. This provides the interested reader a chance to look over the highlights and select the product that might interest them and fill their needs.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153995304
Publisher:	Mitch Sexton
Publication date:	01/23/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

ABOUT THE AUTHOR The author’s career spans 40 years in Information Technologies where providing documentation and training materials were a major part of developing applications. During this time, whether working on large-scale computers, PC’s, or networked systems, the author found the success of any applications highest if the materials were tailored to the audience to keep their attention. To keep his fiction and non-fiction publications separate, the author's non-fiction work, published under the name Mitch Sexton, include: •Pick-3 Lottery: Strategies and Tactics •WTF Are You Saying? •Listen To What You Wrote. The author's fiction works, published under the name Evans Bissonette, are: •The Ice Age Saga trilogy - books in this series include: oThe Shaman’s Song oThe Sojourner’s Tale oCrooked Foot In addition, he has published a historical fiction, •Explorer! The Adventures of Walter Wellman. While works of fiction, these stories are all written as action-adventure stories and are meant to entertain readers of all ages. These are not stories of what was, but more stories of possibilities, of what could have been. In many cases, notes are included to explain unfamiliar terms or expand on descriptions. The author and his wife, both retired, have been married over 45 years. They live in a suburb of Detroit and have three adult children. You can email the author at [e-mail] The author maintains a website, www.evansandrew50.weebly.com, where he writes about his books and ideas on the background he created.