- Print out each chapter
- Read paper copy of each chapter and annotate changes after a fresh re-read
- Re-type the chapter fresh into a new document and re-write as I do so
- Then put aside and start on the next chapter
- Try not to think about the next book, as I have the idea, structure and notes for that already. Step away, Planethalder!
I started re-drafting Chapter 1 yesterday using this process and it seems to be working. But we'll see. It can all change if I discover plot holes or weak characters etc.
2 comments:
Fingers crossed for you. I shall bookmark this post and try your approach once I'll get there. Until then... logging off NOW :) xx
I'm now re-editing/re-typing chapter 4 and have already scrapped a character and re-worked (actually, made more prominent) a key sub-plot. I'm enjoying the re-write than the original write!
Good luck to you :-)
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