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4 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Working With Book Editors

Are you curious about the traditional publishing process and what it’s really like working with editors? In this video, I share the four biggest lessons I’ve learned as a neurodivergent author navigating deadlines, edits, and the author–editor relationship. Whether you’re a first‑time author, a neurodivergent writer, or simply looking for publishing tips, this guide will help you manage timelines, balance your vision with editorial feedback, and build honest, collaborative partnerships. 📝 Timestamps 0:00 Welcome to Dyspraxic Rosie Writes – Dyspraxia, Chronic Illness, & The Writing Life 0:11 Why this video: lessons learned after two books 0:40 Curiosity about publishing: my early research journey 1:15 Four things I wish I knew 1:32 Tip #1 Timelines and flexibility in publishing contracts 3:32 Neurodivergent strategy: adding buffer time for deadlines 4:31 Tip #2 Managing emotions during the editing process 6:10 Why sleeping on feedback helps 7:09 Editor–author relationships as partnerships 8:01 Tip #3 Balancing vision with editorial suggestions 9:19 Editors as first audience advocates 10:23 Announcements International Neurodiversity Conference and book giveaway 11:17 Tip #4 Honesty and transparency with editors 12:08 Editors as allies, not authority figures 13:37 Why every editor has unique preferences 14:20 Enjoying the collaborative publishing process 15:25 Closing thoughts Happy Reading, Happy Writing 📣 Resources & Announcements 🎁 My Book Giveaway: Enter here →    • 🎁 Holiday Subscriber Giveaway — Enter Now! 🎁   🌐 Speaking at the International Neurodiversity Conference: View the agenda for the mid-January conference where I will be speaking! → https://www.internationalneurodiversi... 📚 About Me I’m Rosemary Richings, author of Stumbling Through Space and Time and Studying with Dyspraxia. I create content about dyspraxia, chronic illness, and the writing life, helping writers thrive in publishing with accessible, practical strategies. 👍 Like & Subscribe to join this community of writers and advocates. 📤 Share with fellow authors or anyone curious about publishing. 💬 Comment: What lessons have you learned about working with editors?