Filed under: Aalap Trivedi Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Aalap Trivedi Thursday August 14, 2025 ...Editors’ Weekly enables me to co-create and share knowledge. What kinds of articles do you want to edit and publish for The Editors’ Weekly? I’m open to anything that our community... Read more Tagged TaggedAalap Trivediblog managementeditorial team
Filed under: Sayali Dighe Get to Know Your New Blog Team: Sayali Dighe Thursday August 21, 2025 ...novel set in 1930s Taiwan that follows a Japanese writer and the woman who works as her interpreter while she’s in Taiwan. It explores how colonialism affects intimate relationships between... Read more Tagged Taggedblog managementeditorial teamSayali Dighe
Filed under: Natalia Iwanek Multilingual Editing: Hybridity, Non-Normativity and Resistance Thursday February 5, 2026 ...horrors and provides hope in an uncertain future. And I strive for an eventual, collectively edited version of English that celebrates our entire selves, cultures, and multi-generational memories, traumas and... Read more Tagged Taggedlinguisticsmultilingual editingNatalie Iwanek
Filed under: Susan Glickman Poetry Moment: Dear Trees Thursday February 19, 2026 ...inconclusive? Conversation with the Author In this two-part article, we welcome Susan Glickman, author, poet, editor. As we sit with the poem Dear Trees, let’s have a chat with Susan.... Read more Tagged Taggedfreelance editorspoetrySusan Glickman
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Filed under: Wilf Popoff WASTED WORDS: The Editor as Analyst Saturday November 24, 2012 ...both lucid and captivating. Why didn’t the writer do this? Tautologies, the main casualties of editing, arouse my curiosity the most. I can blame future prospect on not knowing that... Read more Tagged Taggededitingtautologyusageverbosity
Filed under: Susan Glickman Poetry Moment: Dear Trees (Part Two) Thursday February 26, 2026 ...envision a dystopian future in which people can no longer distinguish between art, music and literature produced by machines and that made by humans and, furthermore, don’t care about the... Read more Tagged TaggededitingpoetrySusan Glickman
Filed under: Melva McLean LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: A Book Editor in the Land of Cinema Tuesday December 4, 2012 ...A Man and a Woman, starring Anouk Aimée as a script girl and Jean-Louis Trintignant as a car racer. After that, whenever someone asked me what I wanted to be,... Read more Tagged Taggedcontinuityeditingeditoreditors at workfilmscript supervisortypes of editing
Filed under: Emily Distefano Emily Distefano: What’s on My Desk? Thursday January 29, 2026 ...University is that checklists are an absolute must, and for me a physical checklist beats any digital version. I keep master checklist files for copy editing and proofreading on my... Read more Tagged Taggedediting toolseditorseditors at workEmily Distefano
Filed under: Don Mailhot AI: The Power-Hungry Beast Thursday January 22, 2026 ...available at our fingertips with a few prompts and queries. It increases productivity and is an enticing tool. However, as the digital climate changes, it threatens to eliminate or alter... Read more Tagged TaggedAIDon Mailhotediting
