Line Editing Plans
After developmental editing, what comes next? Line editing. Is it too soon to be planning out my editing process when I'm still in the developmental stage? It's just a little habit of mine. I keep plotting ahead with things. Anyway, I might go with ProWritingAid. I did get one bit of feedback when I was going to look on Reedsy for copyediting. She said this,
"It’s great that you already have developmental editing covered, that’s an important foundation. For copyediting, I’d focus less on the platform itself and more on finding an editor who understands your genre, audience, and the level of polishing your manuscript needs. Tools like ProWritingAid can be helpful, but they usually work best as a support tool rather than a replacement for a human editor who can catch context, tone, and consistency issues.
I’ve seen authors get the best results when each editing stage has a clear purpose and the right person handling it. A good copyeditor should help strengthen the manuscript while preserving your voice.
Reedsy has some experienced professionals, but I’d still recommend reviewing samples and previous work before deciding."
I need to think about what I need to do and focus on the developmental stage while I'm waiting. And still writing.
Speaking of...
This week's writing challenge: Ginger Rose, Thorned Blossoms, Red Bull, Lotus House, Red Princess, and Brave Soldier.









