This course teaches you how to create compelling editorial reports that are:
> COMPREHENSIVE: Rich in detail – additional value that will knock your author's socks off. > CRITICAL: Packed with honest, professional analyses of the problems you've found and clear explanations of the solutions you've offered. > CONSTRUCTIVE: Mindful of the author's emotional, financial and physical investment in their writing. I'll show you what to include in your reports, how to structure the information, and how to frame it so that it validates your work and deepens the author's craft. |
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Fiction editing isn't just about amending a book file or suggesting changes in comments boxes. It's also about communicating the why of our editing practice.
When authors understand why we've made the changes we have, we demonstrate our skills, increase their trust in us, and help them become better writers. Effective report-writing is therefore essential. |
Love the reports you write!The creation of a detailed report can feel like a burden that cuts into the fee you've quoted. But the process can be enjoyable. Organization is key.
You'll learn how to write amazing reports efficiently – without compromising on quality or detail – using the following: > a branded editorial-report template > a content checklist > efficiency tools SUITABLE FOR: Any sentence-level fiction editor Learn at your own paceThis course is self-directed. You get lifetime access, which means you can learn when you want.
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The course kitYour course kit includes:
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My authors consistently rave about my reports ... tell me how grateful they are, that they're superb tools full of honest but mindful guidance that help them understand my edits and develop their line craft with confidence.
My approach to teachingMy teaching approach is problem/solution based. Yes, fiction editing is subjective and nuanced, but there’s still room for practical analysis that unpicks a novel’s vulnerabilities and considers the range of literary tools available to improve what’s on the page.
Communicating that message in accessible reports is as important as the book edit itself. Join me to find out how. |
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