Filed under: Don Mailhot AI: The Power-Hungry Beast Thursday January 22, 2026 ...that one gigawatt can power approximately 750,000 homes for a year; global AI datacenters are expected to require 220 gigawatts by 2030. That’s equivalent to the energy required to power... Read more Tagged TaggedAIDon Mailhotediting
Filed under: Melva McLean LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: A Book Editor in the Land of Cinema Tuesday December 4, 2012 ...drove to the nearest bookstore — Francis Lai’s memorable theme song from A Man and a Woman playing in my head — to look for books on the subject. I... Read more Tagged Taggedcontinuityeditingeditoreditors at workfilmscript supervisortypes of editing
Filed under: Rosemary Shipton A Changing Role for Editors Wednesday December 12, 2012 ...and email address right below the article author’s name on its contents page. What greater recognition can editors get than that? I’ve been thinking about this “mysterious relationship” between authors... Read more Tagged Taggededitingeditoreditor's roleEditors Scholars and the Social Text
Filed under: Zanne Klingenberg Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Zanne Klingenberg Thursday August 28, 2025 ...both indie and larger publishing houses on fiction and non-fiction titles; I have self-published authors and aspiring authors; I collaborate with non-profits, businesses, associations and more. What about your work... Read more Tagged Taggedblog managementeditorial teamZanne Klingenberg
Filed under: Kaitlin Littlechild Editing With the Seasons: Indigenous Storytelling and the Rhythm of the Land Thursday December 11, 2025 ...are shaped by land, language, kinship and the cycles of the natural world. There is a time and a place for certain stories. To authentically and respectfully edit Indigenous writing... Read more Tagged TaggedIndigenous writersKaitlin Littlechildstorytelling
