What to Do When You Get Feedback From an Editor

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Gotten feedback from an editor? Use this process to turn developmental feedback into actionable edits.
One of the most exciting moments in your book writing journey is the day that you get feedback from an editor.
But just getting feedback isn’t enough. Once you get it, you have to apply it.
And the challenge of applying your editor’s feedback can feel . . . intimidating. Scary. Overwhelming.
How do you do it? How do you cut through the overwhelm and apply your feedback with confidence?
That’s what this episode is all about.
In it, I’m sharing the three-step process I recommend to my one-on-one clients. You’ll learn:

What NOT to do right after you get feedback
Where the REAL work of editing happens
When to use my favorite editing tool, the trusty scene list
The bonus fourth step you can add to this process
And more!

If you’ve ever received developmental feedback on your novel, this is how I recommend you put it to use.
I hope that this takes a little bit of the overwhelm out of the process and helps you create an editing plan that works for you.
Links mentioned in the episode:

Get the FREE 10-step guide to edit a novel: alicesudlow.com/10steps
How to Create an Editing Process That Works for You With Author JD Edwin
3 Simple Steps to Edit Absolutely Anything in Your Novel

The scene list series:

The scene editing series:

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