You finished the draft.
However long it took (three months, three years, or just one specific November), it’s done: saved, printed, colour-coded in whatever shade of sleepless nights you favour, and the instinct right now is to open it straight back up and start fixing the fifteen things you can already feel are wrong with it.
Don’t! Not yet.
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The first job is distance.
Two to four weeks is the window I usually give clients, though longer is much better (yes, writing a novel is a very slow process that requires time).Â
Once you’ve got that distance, this guide goes in the order I’d edit in.
Work through it in order
and you’ll waste a lot less time than I did on my own first few drafts, which I revised line by line about four times each before I’d even worked out that two of my characters didn’t need to exist.Â
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