Revisions

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GENERAL

Harold Underdown's Revision Recommendations 

Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process

Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting

From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions

Harold Underdown & Eileen Robinson: Top 10 Reasons You Need to Revise Your Manuscript

What to Do After Finishing Your First Draft

Kate Messner's Revisions Charts

How to Revise a First Draft (5 Novel Revision Tips)

2 Amazing Ways To Revise Your Novel (And When To Use Them)

A Month of Revision (great tips and links)

Picture Book Revisions

6 Tips For Revising Picture Books

Revision 911 For Picture Books

Favorite Picture Book Revision Tips

A Picture Book Editing Checklist

Jane Yolen: How to Revise Picture Books

Revision 911 For Picture Books

Beta Readers

The Brutal Truth about Beta Readers

A Quick Guide to Beta Reader Etiquette

Editing

4 Levels of Editing Explained: Which Level Does Your Book Need?

Cut it Out: Self-Editing Basics

Edits, Editors, Editings: The Secret Weapon of Every Successful Writer 

Solutions for the Most Common Mistakes Writers Make and More - An Interview with Editor Emma D. Dryden

Self-Editing Basics: 10 Simple Ways to Edit Your Own Book 

Overused Words You Should and Shouldn't Delete

Revision 911-Writing Mechanics

Emma Dryden on Putting Your Internal Editor in a Time Out

The Second Draft

When Writing, How Do You Know When Enough is Enough

Self Editing? Look for these 5 Common Problems

Random House Copy Chief: Stand Tall, Wordsmiths! (But Choose Your Battles)

Slowly, Step by Step (Advice from Avi)

The Ultimate Guide to Editing a Book

Cutting Words

Why You Shouldn't Edit While You Write

Getting Your Manuscript Professionally Edited (an agent's perspective)

Polishing Your Prose: Tips for Self Editing

How to Diagnose Big Picture Problems in Your Novel

How to Move from First Draft to Second Draft to Publishable Book

Tips for Cutting Words

Helpful Editing Resources (a great list!)

Editorial Process at Publisher

What is the Editing Process Look Like? (in traditional publishing)

So, You Got an Edit Letter. Now What?

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