The Rewrite

by Scott King

The Rewrite: The How-to Guide for revising, rewriting, and editing your novel

Unleash the Power of Rewriting!

The Rewrite can help any writer take their shapeless draft to a completed novel!

Instead of getting lost in the labyrinth of endless revisions, let The Rewrite show you how to structure your process and finish your novel.

In this book, you’ll learn:
•How To Do A Pass
•Common Character Problems
•Common Plot Problems
•Common Structural Problems
•How to Fix Pacing Issues
•World Building Tips
•Self Editing
•How to find Beta Readers
•How to Incorporate Feedback
•How to Know When Your Novel Is Done

The Rewrite offers a guided approach to the entire rewriting process and as always, author Scott King, plays along, making sure to do the assignments in the book so you can learn from his successes and mistakes.

Stop letting your novel kick your butt and beat it with the help of The Rewrite!

Genres: Writing

250 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 5, 2019

About the author

Scott King is an author and photographer. He was born in Washington D.C. and raised in Ocean City, Maryland. He received his undergraduate degree in film from Towson University, and his M.F.A. in film from American University.

“DAD! A Documentary Graphic Novel,” King’s first book was published in Fall ’09. He is also the creator and writer of “Holiday Wars.”

King is a game photographer based in Texas. His most common shoots are for websites, online stores, and for other marketing needs. He also produces an annual calendar that highlights board and other hobby games.

King was first introduced to the entertainment industry in high school when he was hired as a production assistant on “Runaway Bride.” At the time, he served as a reporter for the school newspaper and although another student was assigned the article about the movie King was determined to write it. He snuck into a press conference where Gary Marshall was meeting with local media, so that he could out-scoop his fellow student. Durring the meeting King asked a few questions about how the movie would affect bus routes and local businesses. The next day he was hired and he’s been working in the entrainment industry ever since.