Support for Indie Authors discussion

Has anyone used Autocrit? I'm interested in anyone's experience with this site. Useful? Easy to use? Would you recommend it?

According to Carla King it was easy to use and did show a lot of her short comings as a writer. You can get cheaper that may not have as easy an interface, but are just as effective. I'd look at that $30/month as a not go for me.

B.A. wrote: "According to Carla King it was easy to use and did show a lot of her short comings as a writer. You can get cheaper that may not have as easy an interface, but are just as effective. I'd look at th..."

Great. Thanks B.A. I really liked the editor I used for a novel, but for shorter works it doesn't really make much sense to me.

I'm going to give it a shot with some short stories I have.

I write my novel then go to autocrat and use it for a month or two to edit, so it only costs about $60 for each book. I find it worth it.

I've taken advantage of Autocrit's lifetime option; that's how big a fan I am. I'm an editor as well as author, though, and I find it most useful for sizing up a new client's overall strengths and weaknesses, before I begin editing. This would be useful for any writer to do before handing off a manuscript to an editor, as it would save them money if they can improve their work more. I heartily recommend it.

Sara wrote: "I write my novel then go to autocrat and use it for a month or two to edit, so it only costs about $60 for each book. I find it worth it."

Forgive my late thank you reply Sara. This is very useful.

Mary wrote: "I've taken advantage of Autocrit's lifetime option; that's how big a fan I am. I'm an editor as well as author, though, and I find it most useful for sizing up a new client's overall strengths and ..."

My apologies Mary. I am just seeing this. Thank you for your advice.