How to Self-Edit Your Novel Like a Pro (Before Hiring an Editor)
You finished your first draft.
Take a deep breath.
Now comes the phase that separates dreamers from published authors: self-editing.
Editing your book can feel overwhelming, especially after pouring your heart onto the page. But self-editing is one of the most crucial steps in the writing and self-publishing process—and it can make the difference between a messy manuscript and a story that truly shines.
How to Write Your First Draft (Without Getting Stuck or Giving Up)
Let’s be real—writing the first draft of a book is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. One minute you’re flying through a killer scene, and the next you’re Googling “how many words are in a novel” at 2AM while stress-eating cereal straight from the box.
Sound familiar? You’re not alone.
How to Outline Your Book: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Writers
So—you’ve got a brilliant idea for your book. You’ve done your research, brainstormed your characters, maybe even made a few Pinterest boards (no judgment here—we’ve all been there). Now you’re staring at a blinking cursor, wondering…
“Okay… how do I actually start writing this thing?”
Everything You Need to Know to Publish Your Book with Confidence
Thinking about self-publishing your book but not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly guide walks you through every step of the process—from editing and formatting to choosing the right platforms and launching your book like a pro. If you're ready to take control of your publishing journey, this is the roadmap you need.