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Quick Tip #7 Editing Tips From The Write Coach

By Joyce Glass | Complete

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Three Editing Tips




I don't think anyone is ever writing so you can
throw it away. You're always writing it to be something.
Later, you decide whether it'll ever see the light of day.
But at the moment of its writing, it's always meant to be something.
So, to me, there's no practicing; there's only
editing and publishing or not publishing. 

~ Steve Martin ~

Quick Tip #7 ~ Three Editing Tips From #TheWriteCoach

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After The Draft... What's Next? Blog Post 
Steps to take after you complete your manuscript. 

Online subscription and/or Print version of Chicago Manual of Style

FREE Version of Chicago Manual Of Style 

 

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About the Author

Joyce Glass, The Write Coach, helps writers, entrepreneurs, and small business owners use the power of story to connect with clients. People may not remember what you say, but they will remember your story. Joyce takes her clients through the book writing process from the idea of a writing a book to the finished manuscript. Many people become overwhelmed at the thought of writing a book or in the process.  Joyce loves to help her clients break it down into manageable steps. Some people start multiple books, and never finish. Joyce helps you reach the finish line.

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