Writer's Edit

A newsletter for novel writers looking for inspiration and advice on their creative journey.



Tag: editing

  • 5 Must-Have Tools To Get You Through The Editing Process

    Anyone who’s about to begin the process of editing their book is bound to feel intimidated. From plot considerations to mistakes you’ll want to avoid, editing a manuscript is a…


  • How To Edit Your Novel: The Ultimate Crash Course

    ‘How To Edit Your Novel’ is a guide designed for writers who have completed a long-form work of fiction and want to edit, polish and perfect it as much as…


  • 5 Essential Questions To Ask When Hiring A Freelance Editor

    Picture this: you’ve just got your hands on the first proof of your self-published novel, and it’s everything you could’ve hoped for. The binding: superb. The cover: sublime! And the…


  • The Comprehensive Post-Draft Game Plan For Your Novel

    So you’ve finally finished that difficult first draft. Congratulations! Writing an entire novel is a massive undertaking, and you’ve done super well to make it this far. As you know, though,…


  • The Fuss-Free Beginner’s Guide To Scrivener

    Table Of Contents You’ve no doubt heard of Scrivener before. Developed by Literature and Latte, this piece of novel-writing software is expansive, affordable, and extremely popular with experienced authors and beginners alike.…


  • Ultimate Guide: How To Identify Your Manuscript’s Target Market

    Table Of Contents Identifying your market is critical to the development and potential sale of your manuscript. An infinite number of variables shape a reader’s likes and dislikes. In order…


  • 7 Common Mistakes To Avoid In Your First Chapter

    Recently, we delved into what makes a great opener for a novel, covering the key elements to include in your first chapter. But just as there are important elements you…


  • 7 Key Elements To Include In Your First Chapter

    The importance of your novel’s first chapter cannot be overestimated. It’s the chapter that introduces your book to the world – the chapter that needs to hook readers, agents and…


  • How To Get Started As A Freelance Editor

    There are countless avenues for careers in the freelancing world. Sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming. How do you get your foot in the door? How do you get…


  • On Writing And Editing Sex Scenes In Fiction

    Since getting stuck into the structural edit of my novel, I’ve been doing a lot of reading about sex scenes in fiction. When should they be included? What makes them…


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