Editing

This article is one in a series on finding and working with a freelance editor. Part 1 details the types of edits available for novels, part 2 is where to find an editor, part 3 is things to consider when deciding on who you want to work with, part 4 is knowing when you’re ready to start editing,

This article is one in a series on finding and working with a freelance editor. Part 1 details the types of edits available for novels, part 2 is where to find an editor, part 3 is things to consider when deciding on who you want to work with, and this is part 4. There are steps

This is a series on finding and working with a freelance editor. If you missed the earlier articles, check out these links to learn what types of editing are available and where to find editors. There are several considerations to keep in mind when you are evaluating editors, and every author will have

Part 2: ​Editors in the wild (AKA – Where to find them) So you understand the different types of edits a manuscript may need and that there are lots of editing skill sets to choose from because you read part 1 of this article. But how do you track down one of

Part 1: What does an editor actually do? (AKA – Do I really need an editor?) You’re writing a book. Or maybe you’ve finally typed The End on your manuscript. Congratulations! Now, it’s time to find an editor. You can actually do this at any point in the process. You don’t have to