In my last blog, we discussed what a unique writing voice is, and the components it can be made of. This is important to recognise in your work, especially during editing, so you can make sure you don’t lose your voice in the changes and corrections. Whether you are editing your own work, getting peer […]
Category Archives: Feedback
Developmental Editing, Feedback, Manuscript Editing
I’ve received editorial feedback, now what do I do?
15
Jul
Jul
You’ve received your editorial feedback, you’ve had time to read it through and let any big emotions ease, and now you are ready to make some choices and changes. But how? In my last blog post, 5 ways to prepare for and handle editorial feedback without losing confidence, I discussed how to manage the emotional side of receiving editorial feedback, but […]
Developmental Editing, Feedback, Manuscript Editing
5 ways to prepare for and handle editorial feedback without losing confidence
30
Jun
Jun
Every writer has been there. You complete a story you absolutely love and ask someone for feedback; maybe a loved one, or a teacher or even a professional editor. Then the dread starts to kick in. It suddenly feels real that your work could be completely rubbish and someone is about to crush your dreams. This is a common fear among writers, especially new writers. As is the spike […]