I still yearn for my Summer of Reading. It was the summer after grade 8 — that awkward age when you are too young for a job, too old for some camps — and I had the now-longed-for luxury of time. I consumed a large number of books — some …
Since COVID-19 came to B.C., I’ve gone through an involuntary life edit. Things have proceeded like any full edit (though let’s skip …
A new free resource is available to help you build your new editing career. Experienced editors can use it for giving advice …
In this series, experienced editors reflect on their Top 3 tools, rules and suggestions for clients and colleagues. Gael Spivak works in …
Jean-Paul Sartre, author of Huis Clos, wrote L’enfer, c’est les autres (Hell is other people). Maybe that’s true in a pandemic. However, …
This week, the Editors’ Weekly is holding a conversation with Sangeeta Mehta on the current state of diversity in publishing and how …
This post is part of a series of case studies by and for in-house editors. The focus of this series is on the …
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a novel in want of readers must be possessed of a good opening line. A …
For novice editors, the transitional year from student to editor is often both remarkable and overwhelming. No amount of experience and education …
Is self-isolation and social distancing taking a toll? Here is a list of ideas to keep you busy: Creative Writing Stretch those …