Typing "The End" on your first draft is one of the best feelings in the world. But if you're like most of the writers I work with, that euphoric feeling is often quickly followed by (the way less fun) feelings of being overwhelmed and stressed. 

Should you immediately reach out to beta readers? 

Should you let your draft sit for a month before editing? 

Should you revise chapter by chapter until you're done? 

Writers have SO MANY questions about how to tackle revisions—and it makes sense. This process isn't for the faint of heart!

However, as a developmental editor and book coach who has helped hundreds of authors turn their messy first drafts into stories that work, I can tell you this: there is an art and a science to revising a novel—and it does not have to be so. dang. hard 

In this 60-minute DIY Story Editing Workshop, I'll walk you through my proven 4-phase process for editing your manuscript so you can: 

Stop feeling overwhelmed about all the unknowns 

 Start organizing your ideas and planned edits 

 Know EXACTLY what to focus on first, second, and third 

Identify some of the most common mistakes authors make 

Know who to reach out to if you end up needing help 

 And soooo much more... 

This is the exact process I use with my clients and students, and you can get your hands on it for just $47. 

Give me one hour of your time, and you'll walk away with a game plan for editing your novel (as well as handy dandy checklists and resources to help you get to the finish line).