When you start working with an editor for the first time, it can feel a little scary. But when you know what to expect, it becomes less scary and more accessible—and maybe even exciting.
So let’s demystify what it’s like to work with an editor with four top tips to help you make the most of your work together.
One of the most rewarding parts of the editing process can be working with a developmental editor. But if you’ve never worked with an editor before, it can also be the most scary and intimidating part of the process. Never fear—I have four tips to help you find and work with the right editor for your novel.
Great storytelling isn’t magic. It’s not based on inherent creative genius. That means it can be learned, practiced, studied, and understood—and it’s no less beautiful for it.
There are so many forms that working with an editor can take. Here’s why a group coaching program might be the perfect fit for you and your writing goals.
In order to edit a novel, you need a process. Use this simple, five-step process to make your editing clearer, more efficient, and more effective.
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