: Re: So I finished my novel. Now what do I do? A few days ago I finished the first draft of my current novel project after a few months of work, finishing at 83,212 words. Now what should I

You should let it sit for at least a week before editing. The more time you wait before editing it, the clearer your head will be and the better you'll be able to edit it. I would not advise, however, leaving it for more than two months: You don't want your head so clear that you forget most of your plot.

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: What else should I plan? I have started writing a novel. I've done some character questionnaires for my main characters, and I've outlined the plot. I want to do this planning to keep my story

: Do screenplay writers work by an established plot, or do they improvise without one? In writing in general, there are discovery writers and outliners, planners vs. pantsers. I am very curious

: Get an agent for prescriptive non-fiction before or after completing a manuscript? In the publishing industry, is it usual for authors to have a complete prescriptive non-fiction manuscript before

: Writing a book that appeals to both genders So basically my novel consists of the following genres: Urban fantasy New Adult (somewhat; it's a high school setting but with details that exceed

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