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Look for the Manuscript Helpers:
Beta Readers, Editors, Coaches, & Critique Partners

You're invited to a one hour free talk and Q&A session with author and writing teacher Jocelyn Jane Cox.

This workshop is all about helping you find the best people to help you at different stages of your writing projects. You'll learn about BETA readers, developmental editors, book coaches, and critique partners, all of which can be beneficial along the way.

Plus, you'll get insights into the best ways incorporate the feedback you receive.

Author, writing teacher, coach, editor and BETA reader Jocelyn Jane Cox has enlisted assistance from each type of manuscript helper and will share the best practices in these arrangements so you can proceed with both caution and connection.

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Free Talk: Look for the Manuscript Helpers — BETA Readers, Editors, Coaches, & Critique Partners

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Jocelyn Jane Cox is the author of the award-winning memoir MOTION DAZZLE (Vine Leaves Press, 2025). She has taught memoir, nonfiction, and fiction classes and workshops at The Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence, All Ways Writing Collective, Lafayette Writers’ Studio, Gotham Writers Workshop, and Big Red Books in Nyack, NY, among others. She also helps writers complete their manuscripts as a book coach. Her essays and humor pieces have appeared in publications like The New York Times, Slate, Boston Globe, Newsweek, The Offing, The Colorado Review, and Belladonna Comedy. Her nonfiction and fiction have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. Learn more on her website.