Being an editor and being a writer are two entirely different brains. Writing thrives on creativity and fearlessness; editing demands clarity and correct use of spelling. It’s much easier for other people to edit your work than you edit yours. They haven’t read it as much as you have, are less attached to it, and can make those harder calls that you know you should but just can’t. And believe me, I struggled. Hence why the book my beta readers have is 165k, instead of the 150

This reflective article explores what it's like to be a writer, a creative, and how the two identities intersect.

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