Amanda Rutter's guest appearances

Amanda Rutter

The Creative Writer's Toolbelt

Bruce & Hobbes

ATLSOM

Ricardo Fayet

Tim Leffel

Lee Harris

Jeff Goins

Jennie Nash

Orna Ross

Patrick O'Donnell

Ken Davenport

Ryan Dalton

Monica Leonelle

Stephen King

Jeff Taylor

Peter Guzzardi

Nick Page

Guy Consolmagno

OwlTail

W3.W2-1.23.20-Piano Proficiency-Amanda Rutter

W1.W1-09.17.19-Impact of Music- Amanda Rutter

Writers are becoming more convinced of the need to use professionals to help them with their work, and one of the essential members of the team is the Development Editor. But what do Development Editors do and how can they add value? In this episode I talk to my development editor Amanda Rutter who worked with me on my book The Centauri Survivors. We explore how writers should approach this stage of the edit, and how to get the best out of the relationship with your Development Editor.

Episode 140 How to work with your development editor. With Amanda Rutter and examples from The Centauri Survivors

This week, Bruce &amp; Hobbes are joined by:Amanda Rutter - DVM, Emergency Medical Director - Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary SpecialistsNo matter how hard people try to protect the animals in their lives, accidents &amp; emergencies happen.  While those situations are frightening, it’s a fact that being prepared, and having a plan, can save an animal’s life.How does one prepare, and what type of plan should a pet parent have?  Bruce &amp; Hobbes reached out to an expert in veterinary medicine, to get answers. Dr. Amanda Rutter is the Emergency Medical Director at Burlington Emergency and Veterinary Specialists in Williston, Vermont, and since 1999, the hospital has been using cutting edge technology to help animals, and save lives.  Widely regarded as one of the best hospitals in New England, the facility provides state-of-the art medical care to companion animals, including 24 hour emergency &amp; critical care.During her visit, Dr. Rutter discusses:The capabilities of Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists, and the reasons the facility is widely regarded as one of the best in New England.The importance of being prepared for a “Pet Emergency.”Some of the common emergencies pets have.How the types of emergencies may differ in different areas of the country.How someone can begin preventing, or preparing for, pet emergencies.Pet proofing your home - should you do it, and if so, how?Having a pet first aid kit in your home.The “ABC’s” of being prepared for pet accidents or emergencies.Signs than a pet might need emergency care.Pet first aid classes.Contact Information: Amanda Rutter - DVM, Emergency Medical Director - Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists (BEVS)200 Commerce StreetWilliston, Vermont  05495	E-mail: a.rutter@bevsvt.comPhone: 1-802-863-2387Website:	www.bevsvt.com Facebook: BEVSPinterest: Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists

This week, Bruce &amp; Hobbes are joined by: Amanda Rutter - DVM, Emergency Medical Director - Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists No matter how hard people try to protect the animals in their lives, accidents &amp; emergencies happen. While those situations are frightening, it’s a fact that being prepared, and having a plan, can save an animal’s life. How does one prepare, and what type of plan should a pet parent have? Bruce &amp; Hobbes reached out to an expert in veterinary medicine, to get answers. Dr. Amanda Rutter is the Emergency Medical Director at Burlington Emergency and Veterinary Specialists in Williston, Vermont, and since 1999, the hospital has been using cutting edge technology to help animals, and save lives. Widely regarded as one of the best hospitals in New England, the facility provides state-of-the art medical care to companion animals, including 24 hour emergency &amp; critical care. During her visit, Dr. Rutter discusses: The capabilities of Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists, and the reasons the facility is widely regarded as one of the best in New England. The importance of being prepared for a “Pet Emergency.” Some of the common emergencies pets have. How the types of emergencies may differ in different areas of the country. How someone can begin preventing, or preparing for, pet emergencies. Pet proofing your home - should you do it, and if so, how? Having a pet first aid kit in your home. The “ABC’s” of being prepared for pet accidents or emergencies. Signs than a pet might need emergency care. Pet first aid classes. Contact Information:  Amanda Rutter - DVM, Emergency Medical Director - Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists (BEVS) 200 Commerce Street Williston, Vermont 05495 	 E-mail: a.rutter@bevsvt.com Phone: 1-802-863-2387 Website:	<a href="http://www.bevsvt.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bevsvt.com</a> Facebook: BEVS Pinterest: Burlington Emergency &amp; Veterinary Specialists

Bruce & Hobbes Podcast: Amanda Rutter, Burlington Emergency & Veterinary Specialists