Non-Fiction Book Editing Process Use the following editing process to make your book the best it can be. Note that typos can and do slip through, so if a reader points one out to you, thank them. Then, because you’re publishing this yourself, if you feel it’s worthwhile, correct it and upload a new version. Otherwise, keep in mind that as long as you have done the best you can, that’s all you can do.

Non-Fiction Book Editing Process Use the following editing process to make your book the best it can be. Note that typos can and do slip through, so if a reader points one out to you, thank them. Then, because you’re publishing this yourself, if you feel it’s worthwhile, correct it and upload a new version. Otherwise, keep in mind that as long as you have done the best you can, that’s all you can do.

NOTE: PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ON MY SUBSTACK at accooperwrites.substack dot com.*** I made a note here in my Substack about a topic I wanted to discuss at a later date. Welcome later date!And that note said [minus the typos]…“Why rules for writing should be more like suggestions that you consider. Toss what doesn’t work for you, as long as it creates a story that you love.” I stand by that idea for two reasons.1. I’m a pantser and find it SO HARD to write an entire story without editing before r...

NOTE: PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ON MY SUBSTACK at accooperwrites.substack dot com.*** I made a note here in my Substack about a topic I wanted to discuss at a later date. Welcome later date!And that note said [minus the typos]…“Why rules for writing should be more like suggestions that you consider. Toss what doesn’t work for you, as long as it creates a story that you love.” I stand by that idea for two reasons.1. I’m a pantser and find it SO HARD to write an entire story without editing before r...