I’ve received my manuscript back from my editor Grace Bridges.
The good news is – I’ve improved markedly since she edited Medar three-and-a-half years ago. That time it took me 18 months to work through the 5 pages of notes and tracked changes. This time it’s 1.5 pages of notes (I need to work on my dialogue attributions, tags and ordering of adjectives) and there’s only a couple areas of the plot that I need to work on.
The bad news is, I won’t get it done before Christmas. Reworking the manuscript will be my project over the Christmas/New Year break.
The good news is: Grace can help me with my cover design and getting Tyrelia print-ready formatted. And then hopefully get it printed in January! Feeling optimistic.
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A fantasy fan since being read 'The Hobbit' by her father at the fireside at the age of six, she has been an avid bookworm her entire life. When the idea for her current trilogy popped into her head, there was never any doubt that it would be in the fantasy genre. Unfortunately, real life gets in the way, and writing has to fit around her full-time job at a global engineering consultancy and family life (husband and two young adult children). It took ten years to pen her first book, Medar, which was a finalist for the Tom Fitzgibbon Award in 2015 and was published in 2017. Her second book, Tyrelia was nominated in the Young Adult Fiction category in the 2019 Sir Julius Vogel Awards. Her third book, Golden City, is due out in 2021.
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