Publishing Push
Patrick WalshA working editor's notebook. The manuscripts I'm reading, the patterns I'm noticing, the edits I'm making this week. Most writing advice is theoretical. This is different. I edit fiction, memoir, and indie author manuscripts for a living.
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A note that made my week
Every now and then, a piece of feedback comes through that reminds me why we do this work.
Last week, one of our authors, sent his editor a message after they’d finished editing Part 2 of his memoir. I read it three times.
Antonis is wri...
Introducing PAGES
Last week I mentioned I’d been thinking about opening up a small group of writers to work with directly. Today I’m opening the doors.
It’s called PAGES, and here’s what it is.
Each month, you send me up to 1,500 words of your work-in-prog...
Something I've been thinking about
A quick one for you this week.
For the last 12 years I’ve been editing manuscripts professionally. Fiction, memoir, indie books, the lot. And every week, when I sit down to write this newsletter, I think about how strange it is that you o...
Why Dialogue Goes Wrong Even When the Line Itself Isn’t the Problem
A lot of writers try to fix dialogue at the sentence level.
A lot of writers try to fix dialogue at the sentence level.
When Writing Advice Feels Wrong, It’s Usually Because You’re Solving the Wrong Problem
Why most manuscripts don’t fail because they break the rules
One of the most interesting things about the comments on my recent video wasn’t which mistake people agreed with most.
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