Rough Manuscript vs. Published Book
My rough manuscripts are that, rough. Then I read and revise, then send out to beta readers, then revise again pursuant to comments. So my published books are rarely exactly the same as my rough drafts. I make mistakes, I have plot holes, I have too many scenes with secondary characters, motivation may be weak or wonky, the plot arc a little wobbly.
Then, of course, there are the copy edits and page proofs and the plot and characters become even more defined.
I know Enchanted Ever After is too long, and messy, and scenes and redundancies will need to be cut.
And Heart Secret (whose page proofs a friend is working on NOW for me), is significantly different, with added scenes and more refined character motivation, than the beta manuscript I sent out.
Just sayin'. May you have a lovely day.
Robin
Then, of course, there are the copy edits and page proofs and the plot and characters become even more defined.
I know Enchanted Ever After is too long, and messy, and scenes and redundancies will need to be cut.
And Heart Secret (whose page proofs a friend is working on NOW for me), is significantly different, with added scenes and more refined character motivation, than the beta manuscript I sent out.
Just sayin'. May you have a lovely day.
Robin
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