editing basics
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Editing Self-Editing from Page Zero with Mary DeSantis
If you’re anything like me, you’re a pantser, which means outlines make no sense and you hit the ground running on page one. Everything chugs along beautifully up to your inciting incident. Suddenly, there are multiple possibilities for your plot and so many choices for your characters to make...- Mary DeSantis
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- Category: Single Classes
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Craft Tighten Your Writing with Suzanne Jefferies
Show don’t tell, deep point of view, too many adverbs! How do you make your writing tighter, punchier, and hit all those tick-boxes? In this week-long workshop I’ll take you through the six steps to make sure your romance writing is everything you want it to be.- SuzanneJefferies
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- Category: Single Classes
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Craft Write Tight with Kathy Otten
What does it mean to write tight? In the same way a driver monitors his gas mileage by combining trips and avoiding habits that waste gas, writers need to carefully choose the words they put on paper. By taking the time to go through your manuscript and eliminate unnecessary words and phrases...- Kathy Otten
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- Category: Mini Intensives
