Q: How do I overcome writer’s burnout?
As with writer’s block, what works for one person may not work for another. But here’s some spaghetti to throw at the refrigerator door:
As with writer’s block, what works for one person may not work for another. But here’s some spaghetti to throw at the refrigerator door:
If you delivered a completed manuscript to your editor, odds are that you’ve received feedback in two different forms: comments in the margin of the manuscript and an editorial letter. Some people get overwhelmed with the feedback and have a hard time figuring out where to start. Here is how I would do it:
If you’re an author or screenwriter and you’ve never watched the YouTube series “Everything Wrong with…” by CinemaSins, then I have homework for you.
You’ve written something. You’ve poured all your skill, creativity, and time into it. You’ve made sacrifices to reach the finish line, and you can now congratulate yourself on a job well done. But what’s next? There are so many types of editing: