16 Copy Editing Enhancements for Fiction Writers
You've finished your draft. That's a massive accomplishment, and no one can take that away from you. But now comes the part that trips up even the most determined writers: turning that draft into something ready for readers' eyes.
That's exactly what this guide is for. Written by Ericka Baldwin, 16 Copy Editing Enhancements hands you sixteen clear, actionable techniques to self-edit your manuscript with confidence, no editing degree required.
In just 33 pages, you'll learn how to catch redundancy before it slows your pacing, cut the overused words quietly weakening your prose, and strengthen your storytelling by showing instead of telling. This isn't a dense editing manual you'll abandon halfway through. It's a short, focused read designed to fit into a busy writing schedule and deliver results you can apply the same day you finish it.
Think of this as the bridge between "I finished my draft" and "I'm ready to share this with the world." Whether you're preparing to query agents, self-publish, or simply want your next chapter to read tighter than your last, this guide gives you the tools and confidence to get there.
Features
16 actionable copy editing techniques built specifically for fiction writers
Learn how to spot and eliminate redundancy
Rid your novel of boring, overused words and phrases
Sharpen your proofreading and self-editing instincts
Build genuine confidence in your ability to revise your own work
Improve flow and immersion by showing instead of telling
A short, focused read (33 pages) you can finish in one sitting

