Revisions
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Webinar
March 18. 7-8 p.m. EST Writing is Rewriting: Let's Talk Feedback. Writing is rewriting––even after you’ve signed with an agent. Tackling a revision can be daunting and looks like an entirely different form of writer’s block. From revising on your own to revising with an agent for submission, agent Monica Rodriguez will help us dive into some tools that can help conquer your next revision. This webinar will also discuss strategies on how to process feedback so that revising feels less intimidating. Whatever is blocking your next revision, let’s unravel it together. Please note: this webinar is VIRTUAL ONLY.
General Articles
Harold Underdown's Revision Recommendations
Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
Harold Underdown & Eileen Robinson: Top 10 Reasons You Need to Revise Your Manuscript
What to Do After Finishing Your First Draft
How to Revise a First Draft (5 Novel Revision Tips)
2 Amazing Ways To Revise Your Novel (And When To Use Them)
A Month of Revision (great tips and links)
How Do I Decide Whether to Revise My Manuscript?
Picture Book Revisions
Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
Harold Underdown & Eileen Robinson: Top 10 Reasons You Need to Revise Your Manuscript
What to Do After Finishing Your First Draft
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
Harold Underdown & Eileen Robinson: Top 10 Reasons You Need to Revise Your Manuscript
What to Do After Finishing Your First Draft
How to Revise a First Draft (5 Novel Revision Tips)
2 Amazing Ways To Revise Your Novel (And When To Use Them)
A Month of Revision (great tips and links)
How Do I Decide Whether to Revise My Manuscript?
Picture Book Revisions
Beta Readers
Beta Readers
Editing
4 Levels of Editing Explained: Which Level Does Your Book Need?
Self-Editing Basics: 10 Simple Ways to Edit Your Own Book
Overused Words You Should and Shouldn't Delete
Revision 911-Writing Mechanics
Emma Dryden on Putting Your Internal Editor in a Time Out
The Second Draft
When Writing, How Do You Know When Enough is Enough
Self Editing? Look for these 5 Common Problems
Slowly, Step by Step (Advice from Avi)
The Ultimate Guide to Editing a Book
Cutting Words
Polishing Your Prose: Tips for Self Editing
Find and Delete These Phrases from Your Novel
Editorial Process at Publisher
What is the Editing Process Look Like? (in traditional publishing)
So, You Got an Edit Letter. Now What?
So, You Got an Edit Letter. Now What?