The digital tool that can seriously improve your manuscript...

I just discovered digital editors when I was doing research for my How to Publish Your Book course. They comb through your manuscript and catch some of the common grammatical errors, including the pesky ones like repeated words, passive voice, missing commas, etc. Whether you are a new writer, or already published - a digital editor can really clean up your document, prior to sending it off to an actual editor.
I tested four digital editors (walk-throughs of all of them are on the course) but Grammarly was by far my favorite. Below is a video that gives a quick tour of it and its features, and here's a link if you want to check it out >> https://grammarly.go2cloud.org/SHxr

I tested out four digital editors: AutoCrit, ProWritingAid, Hemingway, and Grammarly. Grammarly was my favorite. This video will give you a brief tour of it, my review, and point out my favorite features and the criticisms I have of it. For more writing advice, please visit AlessandraTorreInk.com! Interested in writing your first book?

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