Dear Readers…
Three months ago, many of you made this New Year Resolution: “Finish my manuscript!” It’s likely time for your follow-up resolution: “Revise my manucript!” Revision Week was designed to bring you tips, insights, and inspiration for that very task. Thank you many times over to the fab authors who pulled back the curtains on their revision processes, thank you all for joining in, and congrats to the week’s final giveaway winner, Patti J. Kurtz. Next week DearEditor.com will return to the usual format, with answers to the craft and industry questions you wonder about. Until then…
Happy revising!
The Editor
The Editor is indebted to the authors who made Revision Week such an informative and inspiring event that it will now be an annual event. If you missed any of their posts,click directly on the links below to jump to their insightful interviews…
Cynthia Leitich Smith, bestselling YA gothic novelist, picture book writer, short story writer, and popular children’s lit blogger. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3459
Kathleen Krull, author of more than 60 books, especially picture books and biographies for young readers. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3570
R.L. LaFevers, author of the 13 novels for young people, including the popular middle grade series Theodosia Throckmorton and Nathaniel Fludd Beastologist, and now the forthcoming His Fair Assassin YA trilogy. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3517
Henry Winkler, Lin Oliver, and Theo Baker, popular, bestselling chapter book collaborators. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3599
Mark A. Clements, horror/suspense author, screenwriter, and prolific ghostwriter. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3552
Nathan Bransford, top blogger and former literary agent-turned-author of the Jacob Wonderbar middle grade books. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3531
Rachel Caine, bestselling author of more than 30 novels, including the popular series The Morganville Vampires, the Weather Warden, the Outcast Season, and The Revivalist. https://www.deareditor.com/?p=3696