Congratulations! You did it. You’ve finished your magnum opus. This must be celebrated. Literally months of your life went into the body of work you have created. Now that the work is finally completed, here’s why you need an editor.
An editor’s job is to work with you to make your writing the best it can be.
An editor can also save you time. You have so much going on already and the time you spent to write this piece was likely taking chunks of time away from other things you need and want to do. When you bring your work to an editor’s capable hands, this frees you to do all those other things while your editor polishes your work.
An editor should work with you to determine the type of editing you need based upon consultation with you and a careful reading of the manuscript.
An editor can find (and fix) the issues you didn’t realize were still present in the manuscript. All those details you can’t see because you’ve done nothing but eat sleep and breathe this particular piece for months. And besides-- you thought you fixed that. How is that problem still there?!
These and many other issues can be vanquished with the help of an editor. All that will be seen by anyone reading your final product is a polished piece of writing that flows from point to point or from scene to scene, just as you intended. An editor’s work can be totally secret. And your work will be the best it can be.
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