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Why Perfectionism Is the Enemy of Good Writing (And What to Do Instead)
Perfectionism doesn't make your writing better — it stops you from finishing. Here's what 21 years in publishing taught me about quality, errors, and knowing when to call it done.
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Catherine Forrest
5 days ago10 min read


Proofreading for Authors: How to Proof Your Book Like a Pro
From PDF markup to EPUB errors: a complete proofreading guide for authors working with a pro or flying solo. Know what to catch before your book publishes.
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Catherine Forrest
5 days ago10 min read


4 Steps to Tackle Your Novel’s First Revision
Finished your first draft? Here's how to tackle your first revision efficiently—when to start, what to look for, and how to plan your attack.
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Catherine Forrest
5 days ago10 min read


How to Write More Concisely: 3 Editing Techniques for Tighter Prose
oncise writing isn't always better — but knowing how to cut is a skill every writer needs. A professional editor shares three practical editing techniques for tightening your prose: finding words that can be replaced by one, cutting nothingburgers, and a sentence-by-sentence brevity exercise.
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Catherine Forrest
Sep 45 min read
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