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Pacing Problems: How to Diagnose What’s Dragging
You know that feeling when you’re reading a book and suddenly realize you’ve been skimming for the past three pages without absorbing a single word? That’s a pacing problem. As an editor,…
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Plot vs Character: Which Comes First?
Here’s a question that’s sparked more writing forum arguments than “how many spaces after a period”: Should you start with plot or character? I’ve seen writers tie themselves in knots over this…
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Mastering the Basics: Common Grammar Errors and How to Avoid Them
Grammar is the backbone of effective communication in writing. By understanding and applying basic grammar rules, you can significantly enhance the readability and professionalism of your manuscript, making the editing process much…
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Brainstorming Ideas
Before you can plot your novel, you need a solid idea. This phase is all about exploring different concepts and finding one that resonates with you. Today, we’re going to embrace 80s…
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Great Expectations: What to Expect From Your Editor
Just like any profession, editors come with varying levels of experience, expertise, and specialties. Some editors may excel in developmental editing, helping you shape your story, while others might be more adept…
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What Kind of Edits Do I Need Right Now?
We need to spend some time talking about what kinds of edits there are before evaluating what you need. At a minimum, most manuscripts need to go through at least three rounds…
