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2nd Draft- Fix spelling/grammar or plot first?

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I just finished the first draft of my novel, and Im going to put it away for at least a month.

The book has a lot of spelling / grammatical errors, as in true Nanowrimo style, I kept typing without fixing anything.

When I return, what should I focus on: Fixing the spelling and grammar first?

Or, should I read through the whole book, and look for plot/characterisation holes?

I know there is this question, but it focusses more on editing other peoples work, not your own.

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