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The Final Draft Podcast
by Amber Helt
Most writing podcasts help you figure out what story you’re telling and how to get the words down. Well, this podcast isn’t for the first-draft writer. You’ve already done that part. Maybe you’ve even done a few rounds of revision, but you just can’t seem to reach that elusive “final” draft. Hi, we’re Amber and Carrie. We’ve spent years in the publishing industry helping writers turn working manuscripts into finished books through developmental editing, book coaching, and plenty of revision. Now, we’re bringing those same tools to you—so you can diagnose what’s not working, make purposeful changes to your manuscript, and finally get your story out of revision limbo and into the hands of readers.
Episodes
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1.1 Finding Creative Distance for Revisions
In our first episode, editors Amber Helt and Carrie Turner discuss the mindset differences between revising your book and drafting your book, then give you tools on how to create an effective, productive, and encouraging revision space.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Most writing podcasts help you figure out what story you’re telling and how to get the words down. Well, this podcast isn’t for the first-draft writer. You’ve already done that part. Maybe you’ve even done a few rounds of revision, but you just can’t seem to reach that elusive “final” draft.
Hi, we’re Amber and Carrie. We’ve spent years in the publishing industry helping writers turn working manuscripts into finished books through developmental editing, book coaching, and plenty of revision. Now, we’re bringing those same tools to you—so you can diagnose what’s not working, make purposeful changes to your manuscript, and finally get your story out of revision limbo and into the hands of readers.
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Amber Helt
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