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Every manuscript has a personality. Some are organized and cooperative. Some wake up every morning and choose violence. Mine fall into the second category. They're dramatic. They're needy. They constantly demand attention. I still love them. What's the biggest red flag in your current manuscript?
One of the most common things I see as an editor is writers hiding behind complicated language. Beautiful prose has its place. But clarity is powerful. Voice is powerful. Honesty is powerful.
Every single one of them doubts themselves at some point. Writing isn't about getting everything right the first time. It's about showing up, learning, revising, and trusting yourself enough to continue. The stories that stay with us rarely come from perfection. They come from honesty.
The more clearly you can see a manuscript's problems, the more equipped you are to solve them. Writing is discovery. Revision is transformation. Every draft teaches you something the previous one couldn't. If you're in the middle of revisions right now, keep going. You might be closer than you think