Do You Need a Developmental Editor?
A developmental editor can guide you toward a final manuscript that successfully reflects your ideas, insight, and authorial voice.
A developmental editor can guide you toward a final manuscript that successfully reflects your ideas, insight, and authorial voice.
A simple-sounding "10-5-1" plan can help you finally get started on that nonfiction book you've been thinking of writing.
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When you fill a blank page with your first sentence it can feel like a minor miracle. From nothing: something. From too many ideas about how to begin your essay, novel, nonfiction book, you home in on one and make your initial authorial decision. You may change that first sentence dozens of times, but by...
My drug of choice in college was Vitamin B-1. An allegedly healthy version of speed, it not only kept me up all night so I could meet an English Lit deadline—it kept me way up: enthused, imaginative, eloquent, ultra-brilliant. Or so I thought. One night, through my B-1 eyes, my Daniel Defoe essay became downright...
I was the last person in Los Angeles to get a microwave. I only use my cell phone for outgoing calls. I forget how to access the Netflix and Hulu features on my Roku system. I don't know how to use my husband's food processor or my son's GPS. I waited until 2010 to buy...