Publisher's Synopsis
So, you've written a book; now what do you do?
Well, it isn't as simple as pressing the publish button and enjoying your success. If only it was that simple. Finishing your rough draft was easy, but what comes next is a bit harder.
There's an entire world of editing you may not know about yet!
- Do you know what a developmental editor is?
- Do you know what a line editor is?
- Do you know what a copy editor is?
- Do you know what a proofreader is?
Okay, I realize you think you know what their roles are, but there is much more to what they do than you realize.
In Editing Survival Guide for Writers, I'm going to show you:
- Exactly what they do--and I'll break it down for both the fiction side and the non-fiction side.
- Why you need them.
- How much you can expect to pay.
- How long the entire process will take
- What you can do while you wait on your finished edit.
- What your next steps are after the edit.
I'll also include some bonus worksheets for your work with beta readers, some helpful resources, and much more!
But the most important part of the book:
I'm going to show you how to find, evaluate, and hire your first editor by giving you a step-by-step action plan that guides you through searching for your editor, finding great referrals, and explains all the other ways professional self-published writers find quality editors.
