Editing Checklist
Editing your manuscript can be overwhelming. This checklist breaks down the different areas you’ll need to check while completing your revisions and proofreading work. The items are grouped into Story Content and Clarity; and ➁ Grammar and Structure.
This worksheet also includes a place to denote revision stage, as well as space to reference specific issues or leave notes so you know exactly what to correct when you are done. Perfect for beta readers!
Key Features
— Hole-punch safe margins
— PDF file in A4, A5, A6 and US Letter Sizes
— Print only what you need, when you need it
— Compatible with PDF annotation apps like Goodnotes or Notability
Editing your manuscript can be overwhelming. This checklist breaks down the different areas you’ll need to check while completing your revisions and proofreading work. The items are grouped into Story Content and Clarity; and ➁ Grammar and Structure.
This worksheet also includes a place to denote revision stage, as well as space to reference specific issues or leave notes so you know exactly what to correct when you are done. Perfect for beta readers!
Key Features
— Hole-punch safe margins
— PDF file in A4, A5, A6 and US Letter Sizes
— Print only what you need, when you need it
— Compatible with PDF annotation apps like Goodnotes or Notability
Editing your manuscript can be overwhelming. This checklist breaks down the different areas you’ll need to check while completing your revisions and proofreading work. The items are grouped into Story Content and Clarity; and ➁ Grammar and Structure.
This worksheet also includes a place to denote revision stage, as well as space to reference specific issues or leave notes so you know exactly what to correct when you are done. Perfect for beta readers!
Key Features
— Hole-punch safe margins
— PDF file in A4, A5, A6 and US Letter Sizes
— Print only what you need, when you need it
— Compatible with PDF annotation apps like Goodnotes or Notability
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You’ll receive a compressed zip file with your planner inserts.
You can then print your document at home, a print shop, or through an online service — as often as you’d like.
Or, load your PDF into your favorite annotation app or device, like Kindle Scribe, ReMarkable, Goodnotes or Notability, and use as a digital planner.
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𝟷 Acrobat Reader or some other means to open and print PDF documents.
𝟸 A printer or access to a print shop. For optimal results, choose high-quality satin or matte paper for artwork, and high-quality paper or card stock for planner inserts and worksheets.
𝟹 If you plan to use the file digitally, you'll need a device such as a tablet or computer, and a program like GoodNotes or Notability.
