A developmental edit evaluates your fictional world’s coherence (does it make sense?), consistency (does it stick to its own rules?), and depth (does it seem real?). It identifies underdeveloped elements and provides feedback to ensure your world feels complete to the reader.
A developmental edit evaluates your fictional world’s coherence (does it make sense?), consistency (does it stick to its own rules?), and depth (does it seem real?). It identifies underdeveloped elements and provides feedback to ensure your world feels complete to the reader.
A developmental edit checks if your characters' traits and motivations are clear and compelling, if their actions, dialogue, and thoughts are consistent, if their narrative arc is believable and gradual, and if the narrative climax resolves their internal conflict meaningfully.
A developmental edit checks if your characters' traits and motivations are clear and compelling, if their actions, dialogue, and thoughts are consistent, if their narrative arc is believable and gradual, and if the narrative climax resolves their internal conflict meaningfully.
A developmental edit pinpoints and critiques the effectiveness of every major plot point, identifies plot points or beats that may be missing or superfluous, and highlights inconsistencies, chronology issues, and/or plot holes that may have escaped your notice.
A developmental edit pinpoints and critiques the effectiveness of every major plot point, identifies plot points or beats that may be missing or superfluous, and highlights inconsistencies, chronology issues, and/or plot holes that may have escaped your notice.
Here are the four things I look out for whenever I do a developmental edit:
Here are the four things I look out for whenever I do a developmental edit:
A: No, my editing services are 100% AI-free. All comments and edits on your file are made exclusively by me.
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A: No, my editing services are 100% AI-free. All comments and edits on your file are made exclusively by me.
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