Every writer understands the importance of editing their work. It has been edited, either by an editor, or by a group of beta readers, and now its time to sit down and wade through all the comments and markings on the page. It’s a slow process going through it page by page making sure the story becomes more refined as you go. Some writers are able to plow through it and get the editing done pretty quickly forgoing all other projects until their story has been edited. Other writers aren’t able to set aside other projects and focus on editing.
The question is how do you find that balance?
Michael Leaich 