Q&A with Diana Gabaldon's editor
The Suvudu Q&A is a unique opportunity for Gabaldon fans to ask her editor about Written in My Own Heart’s Blood, the newly released eighth novel in the series; the forthcoming Outlander TV series, premiering in August; and all about the Outlander universe.
The Suvudu Q&A is a unique opportunity for Gabaldon fans to ask her editor about Written in My Own Heart’s Blood, the newly released eighth novel in the series; the forthcoming Outlander TV series, premiering in August; and all about the Outlander universe. If you have a question about WRITTEN IN MY OWN HEART'S BLOOD, what it's like to work with Diana Gabaldon, or anything else OUTLANDER-related, you can post here.
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I posted the following question.
Personally I think that being an editor working with Diana during the Final Frenzy stage of finishing a book must be quite nerve-wracking. Diana has described that stage as "mainlining rocket fuel", "holding the ends of a high-voltage cable", etc. What is it like from your end?
We'll see if it gets an answer.
Diana has said that she edits each chapter as she writes and then fits all the pieces together. What types of things did you change when you went through The Scottish Prisoner and Written in My Own Heart’s Blood?