The Editors’ Weekly wouldn’t be what it is without the wonderful contributors who volunteer their time to share their wisdom each week. It also wouldn’t be what it is without you, dear readers.
We’ve got some great content coming up this month! As planning progresses for spring and summer 2024, we’ve got a question for you:
What editing topics are you excited about?
Perhaps you’d like to read more about a certain editorial niche. Perhaps you’re a fan of how-to posts or personal reflections or resource recommendations. Perhaps you have an idea that we’ve never covered before!
Feel free to share your ideas in the comments, and we’ll take them into consideration as we explore ideas for contributors and content!
And, of course, if you have an idea that you’d like to cover, let us know! Pitches for new posts are always welcome, whether you’re a seasoned professional or a new editing student. If you’d like to write for the blog, you can fill out the contact form or email Laura Bontje at blog@editors.ca.
Happy spring!
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Laura Bontje
Laura Bontje is a freelance editor whose clients include award-winning authors, Big 5 publishers, indie authors and those just beginning their writing journeys. Her areas of specialty include children's literature (from picture books to YA), mysteries/thrillers and upmarket fiction.
When she's not editing other people's books, Laura writes her own. Her picture books include Was It a Cat I Saw? (illus. Emma Lidia Squillari), When the Air Sang (illus. Sarah Whang), Marian's Big Dig (illus. Scot Ritchie) and more to come.
Laura served as managing editor of The Editors' Weekly from 2023 to 2025. She lives in London, Ontario.