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WORKSHOP
GENERAL
Oct. 6, 16 Revisions: Ways to Renew, Refresh & Rework Your Manuscript with Emma D. Dryden Join renowned children's book editor and consultant Emma D. Dryden in a two-part online workshop for novel and picture book writers. She will lead attendees on a deep-dive exploration of an array of revision techniques and tools.
- Three hours of intensive instruction, over two hour-and-a-half sessions. Sessions will be recorded and available for 60 days after the live sessions.
- Opportunity to practice revision techniques on their own manuscripts, and in peer groups, which will help attendees sharpen their editorial eye, and get actionable feedback on their work
- Office hours sessions for questions on applying revision techniques
- Over a dozen handouts for continued reference after the workshop
GENERAL
CBI- Revision Process
Writing Is Rewriting
Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
#DearLaura: How Do You Know When to Shelve a Completed MS?
How to Start Revising that First Draft - Harold Underdown
Interview with Emma D. Dryden: Revision, Getting Unstuck, and Knowing When Work is Ready to Submit
Picture Book Revisions
Writing Is Rewriting
Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
#DearLaura: How Do You Know When to Shelve a Completed MS?
How to Start Revising that First Draft - Harold Underdown
Interview with Emma D. Dryden: Revision, Getting Unstuck, and Knowing When Work is Ready to Submit
Writing Insights Part Three: The Revision Process
Cutting Open the Sausage: A Hard Look at Rewriting
From the Editor: Getting Ahead with Revisions
#DearLaura: How Do You Know When to Shelve a Completed MS?
How to Start Revising that First Draft - Harold Underdown
Interview with Emma D. Dryden: Revision, Getting Unstuck, and Knowing When Work is Ready to Submit
Picture Book Revisions
Editing
4 Levels of Editing Explained: Which Level Does Your Book Need?
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 Seven Red Flags of Editing: Why Editors & Agents Reject Your Manuscript after the First Pages
Lighten Up: Cutting Your Word Count
Character Checklist- Cheryl Klein
The Second Draft
Never State What You Can Imply
