2,000 to 10,000

Finally! Editing Advice!

I was hesitant to read this book because writing 1,000 words a day can sometimes be difficult for me, so I assumed I would never be able to write 10K. But Rachel Aaron???s advice is solid and makes a lot of sense and I can see myself improving my word count (maybe not to 10K) by following it.

However, the part of the book I found most useful was her editing advice. I always assumed you should start at the beginning and work your way to the end (perhaps this is why I???ve yet to fully edit a manuscript), but I love Rachel???s method and will be implementing it immediately.

This is a must-read for any writer!

I write professionally and from time to time, you need a little reminder, a wake-up call, a sanity check on how you work.
So I went for this one. Not sure why.
It's a simple yet good book about writing. Nothing fancy or overly complicated ; she's an author, wrote more than 10 published novel, shares her experiences. Her triangle system for writing 10k a day is simple and interesting. The rest is probably a bit too low-level for me, but it is explained with clarity and passion. Overall, a good read about writing without being pretentious and narrow-minded.