Ugh. There's nothing sadder than editing the fourth draft
and finding a glaring mistake.
As it turns out, I'm either too unobservant, or
my eyes are just tired of checking my own work, for I found an instance where I
wrote the wrong word every single time. This is as bad as my lead ≠ led
discovery. I'll tell you what it is, too. I wrote altar once, and then alter
every time after that.
Silly, I know, but had I stopped at the third draft and sent
my manuscript out to agents, I'd have been laughed at if they'd made it as far
as Chapter 3. On the upside, the problem is fixed, and future chapters have
been corrected, too. Hopefully, I won't find any other mistakes like that.
Hopefully.
On the flip side of things, I've been composing a list of
positively rated agents to submit to, and if all goes well, I should be
submitting to the first come June or July. This'll be the biggest step I've
taken to date, and I hope you'll all continue to the journey with me.
