What’s the Difference Between a Book Coach and a Developmental Editor?
It’s true: there’s some crossover in what book coaches and developmental editors do. Authors can hire either a book coach or a d...
Read moreIt’s true: there’s some crossover in what book coaches and developmental editors do. Authors can hire either a book coach or a d...
Read moreIf you’re new to the editing world, you might be wondering what to call your business. Your business name is the first thing clients u...
Read moreDeborah Gray is just starting out as a freelance editor and recently completed the tutored version of Developmental Editing: Fiction T...
Read moreA lot of people don’t realise this because I’m pretty good at fighting through it, but I’m quite a shy person. I can find it stressful...
Read moreYou might be wondering if becoming an editor is right for you. To decide, you need to know exactly what editors actually do. Most peop...
Read moreYou’ve been dreaming about becoming a freelance editor for years, and yet it never feels like the right time to make the move. Y...
Read moreOnce you’ve been a professional editor for a while, it’s easy to get a bit cocky. You think you know it all. But every once in a while...
Read moreThis is a guest post by Amelia Wiens, a fiction editor who has taken both my developmental editing ...
Read moreIf you’re anything like me, you’re more of a word-person than a numbers-person. And that can make the accounting side of running ...
Read moreHow a novel is prepared for traditional publishing will vary a little depending on the exact way an agent and publisher operate, once ...
Read moreAn author enquires about your editing services, then replies that it’s too much money. What do you do? How wealthy someone is sh...
Read moreA few months ago, I hired a professional photographer to shoot some photos for my business. I’ve been running my ...
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