Five Chapters Left to Edit With My Shortlist

Five chapters left to edit with my shortlist.

As I've been going through my editing shortlist, I've been able to easily tell which chapters I wrote when tired. My choice of wording on those came across as more passive, less descriptive, and a bit clunky. Paragraphs are broken in odd places as well. They're simple fixes to make, though, so I'm glad I wrote every single day instead of just when I "felt" like it. The "feel" like it is a slippery slope, I think, where the marker of feeling good enough to write is subjective and a constantly moving target—which means that more days than not, I wouldn't have written anything.

What's new since last week?

• I have five more chapters to edit using my shortlist of items. After that, I'll be reading up on Intuitive Editing: A Creative and Practical Guide to Revising Your Writing. I've skimmed through it already and thought it had plenty of helpful tips.
• I've been reading up on the value of newsletters before enabling my own. The last thing I want to do is provide little to no value for anyone who may read it. The biggest question I'm trying to answer is: what should go in it? Hmm. It's a more complex question than it seems on the surface.