On Thu, Feb 28, 2013, Paul Stenquist wrote: > > That's one way to work -- edit as you write. Some writers just fire > away and then edit five to ten thousand words at a time. I wrote a > novel a while back. I did most of my editing in spurts -- usually > when I thought things were going askew:-). For magazine and newspaper > articles I generally have a sense of where it has to go, so I write > the entire piece, then edit. How extensively I edit is directly > related to how well I'm paid and how much exposure it will get. For > the Times, I generally go through seven or eight full revisions, > ending up with a version G or version H.
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