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By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 12/28/2016
Thirty questions to think about before you tackle your next revision.
http://www.adventuresinyapublishing.com/2016/11/revision-checklist-30-questions-to-ask.html#.WFWXQfkrJlY
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 12/7/2016
It's sometimes hard to decide if it's possible to save your manuscript in trouble.
http://kidlit.com/2016/10/17/revise-or-give-up/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 12/5/2016
There are many reasons your revision might not be working, and here are a few common ones.
http://writersinthestormblog.com/2016/09/5-reasons-your-revision-isnt-working/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 11/27/2016
Use the items on this checklist when revising your manuscript, including the important first one: "Develop a thick skin."
http://www.jerryjenkins.com/self-editing/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 11/1/2016
Your manuscript needs different levels of editing for different revisions.
https://www.thebookdesigner.com/2014/04/4-levels-of-editing-explained-which-service-does-your-book-need/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 10/9/2016
Just when you thought your book was finished and ready to go, you get notes back from your copy editor.
http://www.writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/there-are-no-rules/5-steps-to-surviving-your-copy-edit
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 8/30/2016
Use your rejections to improve your manuscript.
https://nerdychicksrule.com/2015/03/12/marcie-colleen-how-rejection-leads-to-stellar-revision/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 7/28/2016
Here's one method to keep your novel's revisions on track.
http://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/tips-organize-your-novels-edits/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 7/7/2016
Your work doesn't end just because your manuscript is accepted.
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 6/23/2016
There are a few simple things you can look for correct when you're revising your manuscript.
https://warriorwriters.wordpress.com/2016/05/16/six-ways-to-self-edit-polish-your-prose/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 6/3/2016
We've all heard the advice to "kill your darlings," but what are some common ones that can go?
https://taralazar.com/2016/04/20/killing-darlings/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 3/21/2016
If you choose to hire an editor, make sure you find one who's right for you and your project.
http://blog.nathanbransford.com/2016/02/how-to-find-and-work-with-freelance.html
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 3/15/2016
Revising is more than changing a few words and moving some scenes around.
http://www.childrensbookacademy.com/blogateers/going-deeper-with-revision-by-audrey-couloumbis
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 2/8/2016
Here's a checklist to help you revise that oh-so-important first chapter.
http://annerallen.com/2016/01/how-to-start-novel-checklist-for.html
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 1/26/2016
How do you find and work with a freelance editor?
http://www.wordybirdstudio.com/blog/2015/12/2/working-with-an-editorhow-the-process-works
http://www.wordybirdstudio.com/blog/2015/12/2/working-with-a-freelance-editor-part-2-the-process
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 1/22/2016
Take your time making these revisions--the agent/editor wants to see your best work.
https://heatheralexanderblog.wordpress.com/2015/12/22/too-soon/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 1/14/2016
Considering how short picture books are, it's amazing how many questions you need to ask about your manuscript during the revision process.
http://rachelhamby.com/for-writers/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 1/8/2016
It's not easy, but if a scene isn't serving your story, out it must go.
https://kathytemean.wordpress.com/2015/12/02/cutting-scenes-erika-wassall/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 1/4/2016
Here are some common problems in picture books and suggestions on how to fix them.
http://www.writingforchildrenandteens.com/revision/revision-9-1-1-for-fiction-picture-books/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 12/19/2015
Congratulations on receiving a revision letter. Now what?
http://scotteagan.blogspot.com/2015/11/what-to-do-with-revision-letters.html
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 11/19/2015
You need to be the first editor of your manuscript, and here are some basics to know.
http://thewritelife.com/self-editing-basics/#.zn7j5u:sAb7
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 11/12/2015
It's not easy to find errors in your own manuscript, but these proofreading tips will help.
http://grammar.about.com/od/improveyourwriting/a/tipsproofreading.htm
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 11/2/2015
A developmental editor looks at the big picture items in your story.
http://thisiswriting.com/what-is-a-developmental-editor/
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 10/10/2015
Whether you write picture books or novels, cutting out words will tighten your writing.
http://www.susanuhlig.com/2015/08/reducing-word-count.html
By: LAURIE WALLMARK,
on 10/9/2015
Here are some simple tricks for editing your manuscript.
http://thewritelife.com/self-editing-basics/#.aj6dpc:sAb7
