10 WEAK WORDS You Should CUT from Your Novel

What's up, my friend? Time to talk about editing again! More specifically: CUTTING WEAK WORDS from your novel. What if I told you that not ALL weak words deserve to die? It's true – sometimes you should cut them, but SOMETIMES... you should keep them. That's what we're discussing in today's video....

Intermediate - 19 min - Writing, Languages & Teaching - Abbie Emmons

The full course: Learn Creative Writing free

What you'll need

• Notebook: Ideas arrive away from the desk.
• Mechanical keyboard: Make writing a pleasure.

Books

1. On Writing by Stephen King - View on Amazon
2. Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott - View on Amazon
3. Save the Cat! Writes a Novel by Jessica Brody - View on Amazon
4. Story by Robert McKee - View on Amazon

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