Well, an editorial letter is a manuscript evaluation. It addresses bigger picture issues like the primary characters’ story arcs, pacing, character development, and other elements of effective story telling.

Based on the extent of the concerns in the editorial letter, we will know how much rewriting I have to do and we can, hopefully, begin to think about a publication date. I’m so excited for this next phase in the process. One of the main reasons I wanted to work with Inkshares was to have a full editorial experience, learn about my areas of weakness, and become a better writer!

For those of you interested in reading the early draft chapters of book two, working title Sequoya Road. I have created a project page on Inkshares. SPOILER ALERT: If you didn’t finish Henderson House while the draft was available online, the early chapters of Sequoya Road definitely contain spoilers so read at your own risk. As always, I’d love your feedback. Here’s the link. For updates specific to Sequoya Road, please follow that project.

https://www.inkshares.com/books/sequoyah-road

Many thanks for all your support on this journey. Feels like we’re really moving now!

Best,

Caren