In this blog post, Jem Fell explores why queer writers are particularly vulnerable to self-policing their writing and what can be done to free them from this creative inhibition.
Tag Archives: self-editing
10 editing mistakes to avoid
Finished your first draft? Second? Third? Wherever you are in the editing process, here are 10 things you need to consider.
How to save money and make your editor or proofreader happy
You’re a self-publishing author? You’re on a limited budget. You want to make the most of editing and proofreading.
Here are five simple ways that you can do to make the most of any editorial experience.
Can you have the perfect manuscript?
Is getting your manuscript perfect stopping you from moving forwards with it? Is a fear of it “not being right” preventing you from submitting to agents and publishers or even self-publishing?
Here’s why the dream of “perfection” might be holding you back and why good enough, is good enough.