Please answer this question: Which new editing challenge did you use, and how did it go?
What I did this time was think about the best way to include the text of the Twine story with all the options if people want to see how that works. So, I saved the "proofing copy" in the form of a PDF, uploaded it to Google Drive, and then I used the insert-from-Google-Drive option to have the PDF display inside the Mouse-Bride page. It looks pretty good! I also made revisions to both stories. Someone left a comment about wanting there to be a back-button, and there really is a back-button although it's hard to see, so I added a note at the top of the Twine story about how to hover over the text to see the back button.
REVISION. I have revised the published stories at my website.
SPELLCHECK. I have spellchecked the revised versions.
PROOFREAD. I have proofread the revised stories by reading them out loud.
LENGTH. The revised stories 500-1000 words long. (I was able to shorten up the sunflower story by a little bit, and it does sound better!)
AUTHOR'S NOTE. The revised notes are 200-300 long. (I also tightened up both notes.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY. I included bibliography for my source(s).
IMAGE. I included at least one image with image information.
Here's a screenshot of that embedded PDF at the Mouse-Bride story:
Leaving a test comment on my own blog.
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