Welcome to the Writing with Coach McCoach podcast episode 022!
In this installment of my “WTF is a Writer Supposed to Know About…” series: WTF is the difference between a book coach, developmental editor, copy editor, and proofreader?
Each one is a professional dedicated to bringing your work to fruition, from the barest idea to a polished manuscript ready to submit to agents or self-publish.
Each brings value. A few, it can be argued, are absolutely necessary!
But what do they do? When do you bring them into your process, and why?
Listen to this episode and I'll clear up the mystery!
 
Heard the Other WTF Episodes?
Be sure to check out the previous episodes in the WTF is a Writer Supposed to Know About...:

WTF is Constructive Criticism? Navigating Feedback as a Writer
Navigating Feedback: 10 Rules for Not Losing Your Sh*t 
The Art of Filtering and Applying Feedback: What's a Writer to Do? 
The Lowdown on Beta Readers, Critique Partners, and Sensitivity Readers

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