Red Light, Green Light: How the Stoplight Method Will Revolutionize Your Editing Process
This blog post introduces the Stoplight Method addressing story problems after a read-through, guiding you to focus on Red light issues first, followed by Yellow and Green problems, to streamline the editing process and make your next draft 100% better.
The No-Edit Strategy: How to Revise Your Novel Without Touching a Single Word (Yet)
Ready to dive into editing your novel? Not so fast! Before you touch a single word, the most powerful step you can take is a no-edit read-through. This strategy lets you spot big-picture issues like plot holes and character arcs—so you can edit smarter, not harder.
The Power of Stepping Back: How a Two-Week Break Sharpens Your Edits
Taking a two-week break after finishing your first draft helps you gain emotional distance, making it easier to spot issues in your story. It also prevents burnout and allows for a creative recharge, so you can return to editing with fresh insights.
Tackling the Top 6 Pitfalls of a Manuscript to Craft a Great Novel
Discover how to transform your story from good to great by navigating common pitfalls during the editing process