Looking to hire an editor? 6 questions an editor will ask you
Questions an editor may ask you If you are writing a novel and figuring you will self-publish it when it’s finished, you probably know that at some point you are going to want to find an editor. This can mean a lot of different things, actually; and is the subject of some great posts out…
You’ve got the story. Share it well.
You’ve got the story, the product, the knowledge, and I can help you share it. You want not just more content for your website, more content for your newsletters, more content for your social media, but better content. More and better content means more and better outside engagement with what you’re offering. But don’t just…
Remembering Hoboken
Though I’ve lived in California pretty much since graduating from Rutgers College in 1993, anyone who knows me recognizes that you can take the girl out of Jersey, but you can’t take the Jersey out of the girl.
Highlights from the Editorial Freelancers Conference
I’d met Mary Norris and taken care of my obligatory awkward-stuttering-fan first words at the Under the Gum Tree booth at AWP in LA earlier this year.
Look sharp! Editing adds professionalism.
Professional Tip: Hire an editor to refine your language. Wait– maybe “refine” isn’t the best word for what I do, because most of my clients are average-Joes who don’t want to sound like they are drinking tea with their pinkies in the air.