Master the art of self-editing your novel and attract agents, editors, and readers, while saving on costly editing services.
This course is all about helping you edit your novel like a pro. You’ll get practical advice and support, save a ton of money on editing, and be ready to impress agents or readers. By the end, your novel will be shining and ready to go!
Learn how to edit your own novel for traditional or self publication with the help of a professional editor.
Attract Agents, Editors, and Readers
Are you a writer struggling to get a literary agent or editor excited about your novel? Are you a self-publishing author who can't afford the high costs of hiring a freelance novel editor? This course is for you!
Editing is the key to becoming a successful novelist. Anyone can churn out the first draft of a novel, but not everyone understands how to polish and shine that first draft into something literary agents, editors, and readers will get excited about!
Tailored Lectures and Advice
As the instructor, I will be available to answer questions daily, usually within a few hours. So you never have to worry about getting stuck.
Plus, this course will be constantly in development. New lectures will be added as students pose questions and need extra help. The more students who sign up, the more time I will have to spend on creating new content.
Save Money
Hiring a professional freelance novel editor costs between $800 and $3,000 for a full length book, and if you don't learn how to edit your own novel, you will pay this fee for each and every novel you have professionally edited. With this course, you will have lifetime access, so you can use it over and over again with each of your novels for no extra charge.
Students will also get a 10% discount for life on all of my professional novel editing services.
Achieve Your Publishing Dreams
Blow your competitors out of the water, gain new readers, or finally impress that agent you've had your eye on! Join the course and improve your writing and editing skills today!
Students who work through the exercises will end the course with an edited novel.
Students Will Improve Both Writing and Editing Skills
Learn to effectively and efficiently edit novels.
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Ellen Brock is a freelance novel editor who has worked with hundreds of clients on perfecting and polishing their manuscripts. She owns her own editing company Keytop, Inc. that provides a variety of editing services to current and aspiring authors. She loves empowering writers to make the most of their novels, whether they're seeking a traditional publishing deal or are...
Very basic information
Really informative and interesting. It's a very clear, structured method to take yourself through a first edit, particularly if you edit as you progress through each section.
This is a great course for beginner writers looking for information on what should be included in their novel as well as learning some editing guidelines. The only distraction was the open room audio quality and occasional sirens in the background when using headphones. I would still recommend this course.
It was a nice course, easy to understand and apply. Thanks...
It is a good match, although I wish I had taken it earlier. I have one novel currently being edited by my publisher, but I still have a chance to make some revisions in the final draft. But I have two more books in the series to go, so I can put into practice the skills learned in this course.
Very Informative, and the course taught me a lot about revising and editing my work.
Very informative, and easy to follow. Ms Brock is an expert on what a good novel should possess in terms of structure.
The instruction is clear and concise in her presentation. I am finding it very easy to follow. Thanks!
I think it had been a good match for me. It has been useful, and that was exactly what I was looking for.
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Lisa D.
I find the narration and advice excellent. I find both the graphics and the example of ‘Suzy’s’ story a bit too juvenile, even while I have written a middle grade novel.