There’s more than one way to develop your writing as an author. There’s often a lot of focus on developmental editing as the first type of editing. However, developmental editing has a less laborious, cost-effective sister: the manuscript evaluation. Though the expected result — the author gets more clarity on how to tie their story […]
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There are unique editors for every stage of the writing process. When you hear the word editor, you may be among many who think the term applies to a red pen holder who gets a thrill from slashing your manuscript to shreds. Those types do exist (and we’ll talk about them later), but there are
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An author’s voice is the most important tool in their arsenal. One important aspect of writing you’ll always see me trumpet is VOICE. Voice is a resource readily available to you because you use it everyday. In the verbal conversations you have with friends, inner monologues of your day-to-day, even when sending text messages, you
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