Summary:
The book provides practical advice and techniques for fiction writers on how to refine their manuscripts through self-editing, covering topics such as dialogue, exposition, point of view, and pacing. It includes exercises, checklists, and examples to help writers improve their craft and prepare their work for publication.
Key points:
1. Show, Don't Tell: The book encourages using descriptive language, dialogue, and action to make the story more engaging and vivid, rather than just stating facts.
