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litreactor.com Anne Frank: Editor Extraordinaire Anne Frank is known for her writing skills, but at 15 she was one of the sharpest editors of her generation.

litreactor.com Fast Draft Hell: 7 Lessons I Learned (Almost) Writing a Novel in 14 Days 20 pages a day for 14 days. Quick revisions. Bam. A finished book. In a month. Where do I sign up?

when you’re reading a book and you spot a typo

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litreactor.com Self-Editing For Dummies You want to edit your own writing. Here's how to get started.

Fiction magazine editors aren’t normal readers—so what are they looking for? Tobias Caroll, managing editor of Vol. 1 Brooklyn, is here to tell you in this two-week course.

Fiction magazine editors aren’t normal readers—so what are they looking for? Tobias Caroll, managing editor of Vol. 1 Brooklyn, is here to tell you in this two-week course.

litreactor.com 10 Reasons To Draft 10 Times Ever tried drafting a piece 10 times? Maybe you should. Maybe you need to.

litreactor.com So You Want To Edit A Book Part 2: The Dreadful First Rewrite In this installment of So You Want To Edit A Book, we talk about the first, dreadful rewrite - how I do it, what I try to fix, where I mess up, and what I intentionally leave for later.

In this two-week workshop, Richard Thomas will teach you how to edit your work like a surgeon—to kill your darlings, trim the fat, and leave only the best bits of the story behind.

In this two-week workshop, Richard Thomas will teach you how to edit your work like a surgeon—to kill your darlings, trim the fat, and leave only the best bits of the story behind.

In this two-week workshop, Richard Thomas will teach you how to edit your work like a surgeon—to kill your darlings, trim the fat, and leave only the best bits of the story behind.

Realizing how much editing your first draft needs:

writingmemes:

How do I even start figuring out where to begin?

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