Author Blog: How Sarah Webb's Books Get Edited…
Posted on Saturday, June 27th, 2009 by LeahSarah Webb has written a blog post telling us exactly how her novels go through the writing and editing process. It’s a very interesting read and shows us just how long the editing process is.
Here’s what happens to my novels in a nutshell (the non fiction books are a little different):
1/Finish first draft - now I don’t rewrite much as I go along - so it’s a messy first draft and needs a lot of work.
2/ Print out the whole thing - I can’t edit on screen - I need to scribble - and read through the whole thing - A4 pad by my side, to write on and insert extra scribbled pages into the manuscript as necessary.
I delete scenes/chapters that don’t work, plotlines that go nowhere, delete a lot of descriptive passages and rewrite them in a sentence or two. Work on making each character stronger.
Read the rest of the blog here…



Wendy Walker, whose debut novel Four Wives was released last year, has her 2nd novel out in September called Social Lives. The cover looks great and I really like it. The synopsis for Social Lives reads:



