THE EDITORS' WEEKLY
Official blog of Canada’s national editorial association
Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Zanne Klingenberg
This week, meet Zanne Klingenberg, managing editor, in our third and final post in our mini-series introducing the new editorial board at The Editors’ Weekly! What kind of editing work do you do? I like variety in my work! Having clients from a variety of industries and working on different stages of a document keeps […]
Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Sayali Dighe
This week, meet Sayali Dighe as we continue our mini-series introducing the new editorial board at The Editors’ Weekly! What kind of editing work do you do? My full-time work is as a technical writer, so my days usually involve more writing than editing, but I also spend some of my time proofreading, creating UX […]
Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Aalap Trivedi
Welcome to our mini-series introducing the new editorial board at The Editors’ Weekly! This week, meet Aalap Trivedi. What kind of editing work do you do? In my full-time job, I edit textbooks and learning materials for the skilled trades. In my editing business, I work on curriculum documents, research reports, scholarly papers and book […]
Welcome to the Grammar Table
Look carefully along the streets of New York City and you might be lucky enough to spot the iconic turquoise sign and the grinning grammarian. At the Grammar Table, Ellen Jovin invites passersby to ask questions, resolve their “semicolonphobia” or simply vent about grammar. On a 2023 trip to NYC, I was lucky enough to […]
A Short Summer Hiatus
Happy summer! In this time of sun, vacations and out-of-office notifications, The Editors’ Weekly is taking some time off to transition to our new editorial board. Aalap, Sayali and I are excited to start this new chapter for the blog. The short hiatus will allow us time for onboarding and restructuring as we prepare to […]
Why Academic Editors Should Read The Chicago Guide for Freelance Editors
In September, the academic editing book club will host author Erin Brenner for a 60-minute Q&A about The Chicago Guide for Freelance Editors. This book club is run by the Academic Editing Special Interest Group, a collaboration of Editors Canada and the Editorial Freelancers Association (EFA). During my University of Washington Certificate in Editing, my […]
We Ask a Book Coach: Part 3
In part one, Holly opened this series by exploring how book coaching differs from editing (from the perspective of an editor curious about expanding their offerings). In part two, I introduced the conversation from a writer’s standpoint. In this final part of the book coaching series, we have asked the book coaches to offer their […]
LGBTQ+ Editors Take Pride Year-Round
June is Pride Month, a time for reflection, celebration and activism in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. But connection and advocacy aren’t one-off activities. In Pride Month and year-round, 2SLGBTQIA+ editors can find a safe space for community-building through the LGBTQ+ Editors Association. [Editor’s note: Editors Canada uses the abbreviation 2SLGBTQIA+ to encompass the many identities and […]
A New Season for The Editors’ Weekly
In 2020, a pandemic furlough prompted me to launch the editing business I’d been researching for some time. By spring 2021, I’d handed in my notice and embraced full-time freelancing. Weeks later, I accepted a volunteer role with The Editors’ Weekly. So in many ways, my time with the blog — first as proofreader, then […]
You’re Invited to the Editors Canada AGM
The Editors Canada annual general meeting (AGM) is hosted every June. It’s an important part of the not-for-profit year and an opportunity “to conduct the annual business of the association.” But you don’t need to be actively involved with Editors Canada’s business to attend! The 2025 AGM will be held via Zoom on Thursday, June […]
Draftsmith: A Purpose-Built AI Tool That Respects the Editor
Editor’s note: Editors Canada has partnered with Intelligent Editing on various occasions, and The Editors’ Weekly received free early access for a reviewer to test Draftsmith 2.0 and share an honest opinion. As an academic editor who regularly writes and speaks about AI’s role in editing, I’d describe myself as a highly skeptical user. I […]