Episode Show Notes

In this episode we cover:

The different types of edits and what you can expect from them
The most common myths about editing and editors
Editors and author voice
How to know if an editor is good
How to deal with, process and work with editorial feedback

This week’s question is: How do you process your editorial notes?

Recommendation of the week is: A Dead Djinn in Cairo by P. Djèlí Clark

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