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How To Find And Work With A Professional Editor

Get your free 7 Steps to Write your Novel cheatsheet at: http://www.thecreativepenn.com/7steps I love editors and proofreaders! They make our books better! If you are self-publishing, you need to edit your book pre-publication, if you are aiming for a traditional publishing deal, you want to submit the best book you can, so using an editor to improve your craft can be well worth it. In this video, I cover: How a professional editor will improve your work How you can't see your own mistakes as a writer - my experience with editing the Penny Appleton books http://www.PennyAppleton.com Learning about the writing craft and my experience with Stone of Fire https://jfpenn.com/book/stone-of-fire/ How an editor makes the best of your work - IF you work with the right editor who loves your genre e.g. don't work with a literary fiction editor if you write vampire erotica :) Addressing new writers' concerns about editors or proofreaders 'stealing' their work and how to best protect yourself. I also recommend Helen Sedwick's book, The Self-Publisher's Legal Handbook around copyright and contracts The main different types of editor - content/ developmental edit ,technical editor, line edit/copy edit, proofreading, Costs of editors - depending on the type of edit, your book length, your experience and their experience Why beta readers are different to editors How I used beta readers for cultural opinions on Risen Gods (set in New Zealand with a Maori male protagonist) - https://jfpenn.com/book/risengods/ and also with Destroyer of Worlds, set in India - https://jfpenn.com/book/destroyer-of-... For non-fiction, we used medical professionals to check The Healthy Writer - https://www.thecreativepenn.com/healt... Why you need to book editors in advance Recommendations on how to find a professional editor. Check out my list: http://www.TheCreativePenn.com/editors How the process works - Track Changes The mindset issues around fear of criticism and the knock to your writer's ego after you get back an edit :) It is their job to make your work better so don't expect a pat on the back!