“Unlocking the Secrets of Revision: What Your First Draft is Really Hiding!”
As you edit your second draft, you will take that story and make it better.
To do this, you will read your book from start to finish and look at your book as a whole. You will consider the structure of your book and discover loopholes that need to be fixed.
It can be as simple as adding missing scenes, cutting unnecessary ones, or rewriting scenes that are not moving the story forward the way you intended.
You may even find you need to rewrite parts of your book entirely!
The Genius of Feedback
Part of the editing process is the need for another pair of eyes to read your work. As writers we are often blinded by our own thoughts. We tend to see what we mean to say, but we do not always see what our readers will be thinking when they read our works.
