Find your national editorial societyThere are national and regional editorial societies all over the globe! To find one that fits your journey, and discover what it has to offer in terms of resources, community and training, click on the button below.
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Business Planning for Editorial FreelancersThe practical guide takes new proofreaders and editors, step by step, through the basics of planning their career.
Visit the book's page to explore the contents list. |
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How to Start a Fiction Editing BusinessThis webinar introduces you to the different types of fiction editing, the types of clients you're most likely to be working with, the language they'll use when searching for editorial support, finding work, and some suggestions for training and skills development.
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Unboring Business PlanningLearn why business planning is worth investing time in, and needn't be boring when it's framed around 2 questions:
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Switching to FictionMove from non-fiction to fiction, and edit at sentence level with confidence. Visit the course page to find out more about what's included. It comes with a copy of Editing Fiction at Sentence Level too! Listen to the taster below.
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How to Write the Perfect Fiction Editorial ReportLearn how to craft engaging sentence-level editorial reports – feedback that demonstrates editorial excellence and builds trust. Listen to the free taster below or visit the course page.
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Learn how to identify suspense points in a novel and evaluate their effectiveness. Use the trifecta to edit for improved reader experience and to communicate your revisions with confidence.
Want to find out more about the course? Follow the link in the button below. |
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‘Told me masses of new stuff, and gave me a set of new tools to use immediately.’ – SoA @ Home Festival attendee
This webinar teaches professional fiction editors and commercial fiction authors how to recognize and control narrative (psychic) distance, and edit for a better reader experience. |
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This self-paced course teaches editors and proofreaders how to create and use branded style sheets that improve efficiency and consistency, and demonstrate professionalism. Includes a style-sheet template that's ready to go.
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This self-paced course teaches editors about six adaptable tools that can be used when line editing dialogue containing discriminatory language.
Sense and sensibility are at the heart of the teaching. You’ll learn how to offer solutions based on sound editorial judgement, and that respect character voice, dialogue flow, and reader engagement. |
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The Editorial Letter comes out once a month. Get my best advice on fiction editing and editorial business building.
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