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Zoom Discussion: May 21, 2026: The Self-Edit: From Rough to Ready in 10 Rounds or Less

May 1, 2026 By Marie Leslie Leave a Comment

author Danielle Thorne
with Danielle Thorne

Thursday, May 21, 2026, 7 pm Mountain Daylight time

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The Self-Edit: From Rough to Ready in 10 Rounds or Less

You reached “The End.” Now the real work begins. Step into the editing ring with confidence and transform your first draft into a polished manuscript. This workshop is designed for novice and intermediate writers unsure of where to start or what matters most when it comes to revisions. Whether you’re indie or trad, this class will help you create a step-by-step routine to prepare your book for publication and make it a contender.

Bio: Danielle Thorne is a Publishers Weekly bestselling author of inspirational small town romance with Harlequin’s Love Inspired Books and also writes historical romance and YA non-fiction. A graduate of BYU-Idaho, she’s devoted over twenty-five years to wordcraft and publishing. Danielle lives south of Atlanta, Georgia, with family, friends, and a few cats. When not reading or writing, she enjoys a good documentary or a long walk in the woods.

Danielle’s website: www.daniellethorne.com

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Filed Under: Monthly Zoom Discussion Tagged With: author business, book writing, Editing, revisions

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