Episode 18: Crying About Editing/Revision
from Dead Languages Hosted by Carson Winter, P.L. McMillan
Carson and PLM get down and dirty, chatting all thing editing and revision. From self-revision to professional feedback, from beta readers to editing as you go. The goblins cover it all. Sources https://youtu.be/WEFC5Oz_Dco https://youtu.be/_190lk7nP0E https://youtu.be/CP-G7SPXg6A https://youtu.be/6xS8LykRUj0 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/les-petites-morts-live-reading-event-tickets-629580601527?aff=oddtdtcreator
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