What Makes a Great Editor? 7 Traits Publishing Teams Actually Need
Do you spot every detail? Cringe at the Grocer’s Apostrophe? Do you love great prose that leaps off the page? You might have what it takes to be a great editor. Editors are the safeguarders of the literary world. They ensure that readers get the experience they...
12 Common Grammar Myths Editors Wish You Knew
Whether you’re new to writing or an old hand, there’s a relationship you’re going to learn to love and respect: the bond between a writer and an editor. And while there are times of inevitable disagreement, most writers learn to rely on their editors to ensure that...
Self-Editing Hacks Every Writer Needs
Does your text feel bloated and stodgy to read? Is the pace of your novel slow and turgid? Do you struggle to get to the point in your writing? You’re not alone! Perhaps your love of words gets in the way of plot development? Perhaps you’re a factual writer who...
Working with a Ghostwriter: An Editor’s POV
As a seasoned editor, I’ve worked with writers at every stage, from eager newcomers to established pros with dozens of books under their belts. However, working with ghostwriters adds another layer to the process—one that requires balancing creativity and structure with expectations from multiple sides. While the core editing principles remain the same, there are key differences that sets ghostwritten projects apart.