Have you ever wondered how you can find the trouble spots in your WIP? Why not read it aloud or have someone read it to you. Tex to Speech programs are great for reading books aloud. Personally I have to read my book aloud to myself, using my braille display as I’m so used to the voice of my screen reader. The following post will explain the benefits of hearing your book read aloud to you.
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I am a Christian author and a professional content writer who is totally blind. I also love to write about inspirational topics, such as spirituality, music, and anything else that my little heart desires. This includes character interviews, book reviews, and even a story or two. I write professional blog posts, landing pages and other materials for the word matters blog at www.ernestdempsey.com, and a company called rushcube. If anyone wants to find out more about my writing, or if you need a freelance content writer, please email me at annwrites@annwritesinspiration.com
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