How to Work With an Editor and Get the Best Book Possible

Publishing & Author Career • Writing Craft
2022
Featuring Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes, Lisa Wysocky, Sam Severn

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Editing can make or break a book. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes, Lisa Wysocky, and Sam Severn share insights from both sides of the editor-writer relationship, showing how to spot mistakes, choose the right editor, and collaborate to make your book shine whether it’s traditionally or independently published.

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