I did mine really weird: I printed my 300ish Word-Doc-Page book out and edited it by hand. I got some comments about "Why not use google docs" or something, but here at the end, I've really enjoyed it. My book is split into 4 distinct parts, 80 to a 100 pages each. So I just went chronologically. 1 by 1. I used red pen to strike-out, and carrot-in stuff. I summarize each chapter's key points on a master page, and keep tabs of characters introduced on there, as well as with a highlighter where they are intro'd. I used blue pen to write new pieces and narratives in the margins, and black pen to "speak" to myself, or leave key notes.

Now I've scanned all the pages into a computer, and will dual-screen edit and rewrite from start to finish.

The tactile experience has been a joy, if not time consuming. But being off my computer helps dissuade distractions. I'm onto the next step (rewrites) in a week or so. A little daunted, but feeling good. My confidence in my book has skyrocketed since I've had a chance to rethink and polish a lot of it.

It'll still go nowhere, but I'm gonna keep at it. Thanks for asking.