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Structural Editing
If you already have a pile of essays, blog posts, journal entries, or draft chapters, you may be closer to a book than you think. The challenge is not always writing more. Sometimes it is seeing the bigger shape of what you already have. That is where structural editing comes in. Structural editing helps you turn scattered writing into a cohesive book while keeping the voice that made the original pieces worth reading in the first place.
The first thing to understand is that structural editing is about architecture, not word choice. Before you worry about polishing sentences, you need to ask…
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