The term editor is a common word thrown around when it comes to writing. Most writers know the value professional editing can bring to their work, but when asked the question of which kind of editor they need, many feel lost. The reality is… editors are not one-size-fits-all; they come in different types. That factContinue reading “The 4 Major Types of Editors Explained”
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What Is a Style Guide?
Unless you’re immersed in the world of writing and editing, the term style guide may as well be from a foreign language. I know I never heard of it before becoming an editor. But if your writing is intended for an audience, a style guide (or style sheet) is essential. But what exactly is it?Continue reading “What Is a Style Guide?”
6 Tips to Get Your Story Out of Your Head and Onto the Pages
Have you ever come up with a great story idea that you just needed to tell? The plot is exciting, the characters are intriguing, but the thought of writing it feels too daunting? If you’ve experienced that, believe me when I say you’re not alone. It’s a tragic truth that there are countless stories thatContinue reading “6 Tips to Get Your Story Out of Your Head and Onto the Pages”
Are Proofreaders Still Necessary?
With the growing popularity of artificial intelligence (AI), it’s little wonder why so many people think the proofreading profession is out of date. I know my family has told me so time and time again. (Thanks for the support, guys.) I get it. With apps like Grammarly, the spellchecker on Microsoft Word, and even autocorrectContinue reading “Are Proofreaders Still Necessary?”
What Do Copy Editors and Proofreaders Do?
When we think of the written word, we usually think of two people: the writer and the reader. But, depending on how many and how prestigious those readers actually are, we may have to account for one more person—an editor. However, this is where things can get a bit tricky. Editors are not a one-size-fits-allContinue reading “What Do Copy Editors and Proofreaders Do?”
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