<p>Writers tend to think of writing as creating and editing as a destructive chore. This episode discusses how to make the transition from the role of writer to the editor's role.  We also learn how prepare ourselves to perform the emotion-free editing which is necessary for making our stories better.</p>

Writers tend to think of writing as creating and editing as a destructive chore. This episode discusses how to make the transition from the role of writer to the editor's role. We also learn how prepare ourselves to perform the emotion-free editing which is necessary for making our stories better.

<p>Writers tend to think of writing as creating and editing as a destructive chore. This episode discusses how to make the transition from the role of writer to the editor's role. &nbsp;We also learn how prepare ourselves to perform the emotion-free editing which is necessary for making our stories better.</p>

Learning to Love the Red Pen

This series serves the visionaries, the people who have written, the people who may someday write, storytellers, dreamers, plotters and schemers. It is geared toward the residents of the fiction writing community and those who are trying to find a way in. 
Throughout this series, we’ll talk about creativity, the writing process, the stumbling blocks and solutions, what to do when the well runs dry, and what to do when you want to write but have no time.

Education

How To

This series serves the visionaries, the people who have written, the people who may someday write, storytellers, dreamers, plotters and schemers. It is geared toward the residents of the fiction writing community and those who are trying to find a way in. Throughout this series, we’ll talk about creativity, the writing process, the stumbling blocks and solutions, what to do when the well runs dry, and what to do when you want to write but have no time.

Share Learning to Love the Red Pen

Sign up to save your podcasts

Learning to Love the Red Pen

Learning to Love the Red Pen