Tag: Easy Self Editing
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Let’s Write – The Basics of Self-Editing: Common Mistakes

Phew, we made it! Welcome to the final instalment in our series on How To Self-Edit. We’ve already discussed: Today, we’ll focus on the common mistakes found in our writing. You know, those little gremlins that slip into even the tightest manuscript, and leave writers pulling out their hair. The good news is these issues…
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Let’s Write – The Structural Edit: Voice & Style

We’re back with another addition to our series on How To Self-Edit. During the last handful of weeks, we’ve discussed: Today, we’ll wrap up the structural edit by delving into authorial voice and style. Let’s go! Voice and Style We touched on voice while discussing character development, and many of the points raised there apply…
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Let’s Write – The Structural Edit: Plot & Setting

We kicked off this series about the basics of self-editing in last week’s post. For the next few weeks, we’ll discuss the first step of self-editing, the structural edit. Structural or developmental editing is the phase of the editing process where we focus on the individual elements of our stories and ensure that each fits…
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Let’s Write – The Basics of Self-Editing

The editing process has always intrigued me—a fascination that most authors don’t share, I know. But it still blows my mind how applying grammatical and stylistic rules can take a manuscript from so-so to great, and that with minimal effort. And the best part is that self-editing is an easy skill all authors can learn…
