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Feedback frenzy

Q I’ve written my first novel and was about to submit it to agents but a friend suggested I get some feedback. Could you tell me what I can expect from an editor’s input and how it might improve my chances?

A It’s really useful to have a professional editorial opinion on your manuscript before you send it out. As a writer I know how useful this is and it’s why I set up Cornerstones in the first place. There will always be things you won’t see yourself and some

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