In Self-Editing for Non-Editors, you will learn actionable, no-fluff tips to self-edit your book so it's ready for a professional editor.
There will be two standalone workshops on January 23 and January 30, 8:00–9:00 pm EST.
Hi! 👋 I'm Adina Edelman, a book editor for authors of memoir and fiction. I've worked on over 100 books of various genres and led or cohosted multiple writing and editing webinars for self-published authors.
This workshop will break down elements like plot, point of view, and character and teach you how to identify and correct fundamental story issues. This workshop does not teach you how to write. It teaches you how to edit your writing so your book is ready to be sent to professional editors (or agents!).
You'll walk away with:
This workshop will take a deep dive into sentence-level editing and show you how to spot common errors, revise dialogue, and make your writing flow. Find out when to say no to spellcheck, what to leave for an editor, and how to tackle sticky sentences.
You'll walk away with:
Over 11,000 books are published a day. How will yours stand out?
With some golden editing. And it starts here.
I despise math as much as you despise self-editing, but sometimes we gotta do it.
Here are some numbers for you:
A 50,000-word novel that hasn’t been self-edited
+ 2 rounds of developmental editing
+ 2 rounds of line editing
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= around $8,000
A 50,000-word novel that has been self-edited
+ 1 round of developmental editing
+ 2 rounds of line editing
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= around $7,000
(A $1,000 savings! 😮)
And a 50,000-word novel that has been self-edited really well?
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Around $4,000
(A $4,000 savings! 😱)
Say what? You can save thousands of dollars with good self-editing?
Sounds amazing, right?
And you're not paying thousands for this self-editing workshop.
You can learn how to self-edit your book for just $158. That's right.