Who doesn’t want to save a bit of money when they self-publish a book?
Today’s guest post by Val Breit offers many cost-saving tips and resources for authors editing their books before sending them to a professional editor.
If you’re not ready to have your book edited, you may want to bookmark the post and come back to it later. Enjoy!
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This is *such* a vital step! It never ceases to amaze me how many self-publishing authors think that proper editing is some kind of optional extra, or something that can be skipped if you’re a “good enough” writer… Having lived and worked with editors, I can attest to the fact that it is a completely different skill-set, and absolutely necessary in getting a manuscript to a publishable standard!
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