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This wasn’t exactly my path to editing, but I certainly shared the reading — a lot — step. I didn’t focus on quality reading. But reading badly written material can be educational, too. If you’re looking for an editor, you might want to ask how many of the steps he or she took.
How I Became an Editor (and Advice If You Want to Be One Too) – Next Step Editing
http://www.nextstepediting.com/how-i-became-an-editor-and-advice-if-you-want-to-be-one-too/
Several of my indie writing friends have been talking about finding editors to work with. At some point, most writers want to get beyond their critique groups to a reader with a fresh, trained eye. Here are a few tips for finding the right person.
How to Find an Independent Editor to Review Your Work – Writer’s Circle
http://writerscircle.com/2014/09/how-to-find-an-independent-editor-to-review-your-work.html
With one day left, here are 10 more tips for NaNo.
The Writing Box — 10 NaNoWriMo Tips
http://writingbox.tumblr.com/post/64853036461/10-nanowrimo-tips
If you’re thinking about Nanowrimo, here are some practices worth considering for a month-long project. When I read number four, I wondered if I could use it with a character, too.
7 Discipline-Mastering Practices : zenhabits
OK, you passed the first step. Now you have a deadline to meet and for some reason you haven’t been able to polish up the article or chapter that’s due … tomorrow. If you really have to work all night, here are some tips for pulling it off.
What’s the Best Way to Pull an All-Nighter – WSJ.com
http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/SB20001424052702303851804579557911388410856?mobile=y
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