#1305: Why Editing Is Vital & How

Interview With Michelle Tanmizi

Episode 1305 of the The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction podcast, hosted by Joyce Glass, The Write Coach, Editor, and Speaker, titled "#1305: Why Editing Is Vital & How " was published on December 17, 2020 and runs 73 minutes.

December 17, 2020 ·73m · The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction

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Top Tips From The Write Coach✍️ You want your book easy to read and engaging. ✍️ WRITE. Let it rest. Then catch the edits.✍️  Edit yourself first! Then Hire a PROFESSIONAL Editor!Why edit?Don't distract your reader with bad writing or grammar. Make your book reader worthy.Editing is not just about grammar & punctuation. It is about plot. Create and WriteTHEN Let it SitAdd more layers to your story or content. Don't edit the same day you write.Let it rest. Easier to catch the edits.THEN EDIT Yourself.Create your own editing process. It will evolve each book you write."Take your book out of the drawer. Gather up your courage and finish your book"~Michelle Tanmizi ~How do you learn to edit your work?Learning how to edit your work takes time and practice. Learn the craft of writing to know the rules and how to break them. Read books and take a course about writing and editing your work. We show our clients how to self-edit in the Write My Book Bootcamp. Enrollment opens again in January 2021. Learn more at TheWriteCoach.biz/Bootcamp and join us in January!Learn more about Michelle Tanmizi in the Episode #1305 Post.You can watch the full video at this link. The Full Post #1305: Why Editing is Vital & How? Interview with Michelle Tanmizi appeared first on The Write Coach site. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Top Tips From The Write Coach

✍️ You want your book easy to read and engaging.

✍️ WRITE. Let it rest. Then catch the edits.

✍️ Edit yourself first! Then Hire a PROFESSIONAL Editor!

Why edit?

Don't distract your reader with bad writing or grammar.
Make your book reader worthy.
Editing is not just about grammar & punctuation. It is about plot.
Create and Write
THEN Let it Sit
Add more layers to your story or content.
Don't edit the same day you write.
Let it rest. Easier to catch the edits.
THEN EDIT Yourself.
Create your own editing process. It will evolve each book you write.

"Take your book out of the drawer. Gather up your courage and finish your book"

~Michelle Tanmizi ~

How do you learn to edit your work?

Learning how to edit your work takes time and practice. Learn the craft of writing to know the rules and how to break them. Read books and take a course about writing and editing your work.

We show our clients how to self-edit in the Write My Book Bootcamp. Enrollment opens again in January 2021.

Learn more at TheWriteCoach.biz/Bootcamp and join us in January!

Learn more about Michelle Tanmizi in the Episode #1305 Pos t.You can watch the full video at this link.

The Full Post #1305: Why Editing is Vital & How? Interview with Michelle Tanmizi appeared first on The Write Coach site.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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