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“R” is for Revise Your Rough Draft–#ThrowbackThursday
It’s #ThrowbackThursday We’re in the wayback machine, revisiting revising. How to revise your rough draft is a problem all writers face. For today’s AtoZChallenge, the letter “R” will show you how to revise your rough draft. (This post is a revised {a pun!} copy of an earlier blog . I am recycling it for today’s…
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ProWritingAid, A Writer’s Best Editing Friend
ProWritingAid is an essential editing tool After a month (or two, or three) of writing non-fiction, I’m back at work writing fiction. One of the essential tools I use is ProWriting Aid. I touched on its features briefly in my “R” is for Revising Your Rough Draft blog. I’d like to explain more of why…
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“R” is for Revise your Rough Draft—#AtoZChallenge
For today’s AtoZChallenge, the letter “R” will show you how to revise your rough draft. (This post is a revised {a pun!} copy of an earlier blog . I am recycling it for today’s AtoZChallenge. The information is as relevant. I will show you 7+ tips to revise your rough draft and take your book…