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> Preparing for a fiction editing career
> Types of fiction editing > What you need to know > Fiction editing training > What makes a good fiction editor |
> Working with indie authors
> Working with publishers > Being a visible fiction editor > Is fiction editing right for you? > A selection of fiction editing resources |
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Style Sheets for Fiction EditingLearn about using style sheets in fiction, and download a fully customizable template that will save you tons of time.
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Narrative Distance:
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Start Crime Fiction EditingLearn about the genre, stylistic tools, common problems and pithy edits that transform a novel from mundane to magic.
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Line Editing for Crime, Mystery and Thriller WritersThe ultimate guide to line editing in the genre.
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How to Punctuate DialogueLearn how to punctuate dialogue in a novel according to publishing-industry conventions.
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How to Line Edit for SuspenseLearn how to identify suspense in a novel and evaluate its effectiveness.
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Switching to FictionMove from non-fiction to fiction, and edit at sentence level with confidence. Includes Editing Fiction at Sentence Level.
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Editing Fiction at Sentence LevelLearn how to hone your line craft so that the narrative and dialogue compel readers to turn the page.
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The Perfect Fiction Editorial ReportLearn how to write engaging
editorial reports efficiently. |
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INFO FOR INDIE AUTHORS
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