How I Edit My Books | Jon Acuff

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[ryansarkkinen]

I love having physical paper for things, and print a lot. Despite being in the age class of millennial, I haven't gotten all the way used to using a screen for note taking, editing and the like. Kinda old fashioned but that's what works for me! I do love your tip on making the dot at the line, it would for sure help when going through and making the changes. Great job once again Jon Acuff!

[WiredforLifeAlaska]

I love having a wireless printer in the house. Works most of the time. Changes my life almost daily.

Editing on hard copy is definitely needed, I never catch things on the screen.

[bmcgee]

Love the dot idea! I already print out to edit because I notice mistakes better that way but love the dot for being able to easily find the changes!

[kristenbessette]

Yes!! I do this. (Not the dot) I will try the dot. My manuscript is printed and in a binder, it feels so real. I go back in and edit as soon as I find my errors. Haven’t had the nerve to sharpie them up yet.

[ashleemaddy]

I've worked in journalism and public relations for nearly 20 years, and have always, always made edits on paper, all while using old-school proofreading marks (including stet). I like your dot approach though, it seems organized :)

[GREGKETTNER]

Great insights, thanks Jon. I'm writing an ebook and this will be helpful.

[caseyf]

Love the simplicity! Do you ever go back and realize you have forgotten what the dot was for, though?