Those small things still floating around—formatting shifts, notes, placeholders—aren’t major.

But they can pull your editor out of your story.

You don’t need to sort your manuscript into the “right” category.

If you’re close to finished, you probably already know where you are—you just haven’t named it yet.

It’s not always the story.

Sometimes it’s the smallest detail that changes how a sentence lands. The comma isn’t just punctuation—it’s rhythm.