Editing books

Revise your manuscript and make it compelling by ensuring each chapter is a page-turner with these editing tips.

This editing checklist helps you find and track common errors or weaknesses in your manuscript. Fill it in yourself, or send it on to beta readers!

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Editing a novel is a long process, but with with this book editing checklist your first draft can be transformed into the best book you've ever written. Read this post to find out exactly what to do to edit your book, how to revise your drafts and when you should use an editor or a proofreader. Follow Protagonist Crafts for more writing tips, advice and author life!

Editing your book can be a daunting prospect. Everything is so much more than checking for typos and plot holes. It, therefore, makes sense to approach the task of self-editing with a clear outline. This is best presented in a developmental editing checklist.

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How to edit a book: self-editing tips that every writer needs. Even if you hire a professional editor, you can't hand them your first draft! See how to edit