Resources I Use to Edit My Books
Look, I get it. Editing sucks. Writing is already a beast on its own, and editing feels like fighting the devil with a red pen.
That’s why I finally decided to stop winging it and actually learn how to edit properly.
This is the course I’m currently taking to help me edit my novel series You Fight Like a Girl. It’s self-paced, easy to follow, and actually explains what to look for when revising instead of just telling you to “fix your book.”
You don’t have to do this alone.
If you click the Learn More button above, it’ll take you to the full course page where Stacy Juba breaks down exactly what’s included. And yes, I do earn a small commission if you decide to purchase through my link (at no extra cost to you).
They also offer payment plans like Afterpay and Klarna, so you don’t have to drop all the money at once.
I really believe this is a great place to start before you hire an editor. Stacy even recommends learning the basics of editing first so you understand what your editor is doing, get better results, and need fewer rounds of edits later.
In a way, it’s also a writing course — because writing and editing go hand in hand.
If you’re serious about publishing and you want to level up your skills, this is a solid investment in yourself.
Still on the fence?
If you want even more information about the Blueprints Editing Course, click the button above and it’ll take you to a much more in-depth page that breaks down everything the course includes. It’s still my affiliate link, and yes, I’ll earn a small commission if you decide to purchase (at no extra cost to you).
Full honesty: I read through that page more times than I can count before I finally bought the course myself. I wanted to be sure it was worth it.
I really do believe it’s a great investment, especially if you’re serious about publishing and want to understand how editing actually works. There is also a money-back guarantee, just in case you change your mind.
And if you like Stacy Juba’s teaching style, she also has other great courses and services for writers that are worth checking out too.
Wow… you’re still scrolling, huh? I get it. You want to try before you buy. Totally fair.
If that’s the case, Stacy Juba also offers a free masterclass so you can get a feel for her teaching style before committing to the full Blueprints Editing Course. I took this free class myself, and it’s a great introduction to how she breaks down editing in a clear, practical way.
If you click the button above, you can watch the masterclass and see if her approach clicks with you.
And yes — it is also an affiliate link, so if you do check it out, you’re helping support me too (at no extra cost to you). I really appreciate that.
Go take a look and enjoy.
