This lecture is for physicians writing fiction, memoir, or narrative nonfiction who want to learn how to revise their work more strategically and effectively. It is especially valuable for writers who feel stuck in endless rewriting, uncertain what to fix first, or unable to see why a manuscript still is not working despite multiple revision passes.
Participants will learn how to:
- Diagnose the real problems in a manuscript instead of endlessly revising symptoms
- Distinguish between structural, emotional, scene-level, and prose-level revision issues
- Identify where a story loses momentum, emotional force, or narrative clarity
- Implement an intentional revision process that focuses on stages rather than revising everything at once
- Build stronger editorial discernment and make revision decisions with greater confidence



