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    Tag: editing

    Wednesday Wisdom: Art & inclusivity at Tate Children’s

    Check out the replay of our Wednesday Wisdom session with Cherise Lopes-Baker, Commissioning Editor at Tate Children’s and co-founder and Editor of …
    BookMachine Staff April 7, 2021

    Wednesday Wisdom: Photography & design editing at Thames & Hudson

    Check out the replay of our Wednesday Wisdom session with Andrew Sanigar, Commissioning Editor for Photography and Design at Thames & Hudson. Dur…
    BookMachine Staff March 25, 2021
    Wednesday Wisdom with Kia Thomas

    Wednesday Wisdom: Live Interview with Kia Thomas (Advanced Professional Member, CIEP)

    Tune into a live Wednesday Wisdom Q&A for Editorial Season on 10th March with Kia Thomas, freelance fiction editor and Advanced Professional Member o…
    Editing well

    Is there a business case for editing well?

    Last year’s Man Booker panel took a swipe at the editorial standards of some of the submissions they received. The industry response combined defensiveness with…

    Kiera Jamison January 27, 2019
    Track Changes

    Progress Reports: What’s happening during your edit? [FOR AUTHORS]

    It’s 10:00 p.m. Do you know where your manuscript is? It’s like being trapped in a replay loop of the old TV public service announcement…

    Lisa Poisso December 11, 2017

    Fact Checking: Vital or a waste of time?

    I spend a lot of my time editing non-fiction; no matter how much I love fiction, the factual stuff takes up more of my time…

    Sara Donaldson November 13, 2017

    Stop the race to the bottom, value your writing services

    I need an editor … you’ll be rewarded I need an editor … you’ll get great exposure I need an editor … fast I need…

    Sara Donaldson October 30, 2017

    A guide on book title punctuation

    For the trained eyes, there is nothing more annoying than looking at a book which is just one letter away from perfect. It is possible…

    Zsofia Macho October 23, 2017
    Track Changes

    File name conventions that keep track of your revisions [FOR AUTHORS]

    It’s never too soon to start using good file naming habits. When your whole story lies ahead of you, it’s easy to naively assume you’ll…

    Lisa Poisso October 15, 2017

    So you want to be a freelance editor? Tips from the coalface

    It is a truth universally acknowledged that book editors spend their days languidly leafing through the pages of books and occasionally waving a red pen…

    Daniela Nava October 1, 2017

    Your guide to using styles in Word

    Styles Make Your Writing Better Well, ok, they won’t make your writing better, but they make it a hell of a lot easier to format.

    Sara Donaldson September 21, 2017

    Taking criticism well

    Listed by the Observer as one of “Our top 50 players in the world of books”, Clare Conville previously worked as an editor at Random…

    Clare Conville September 3, 2017

    35 easy keyboard shortcuts to improve your workflow in Word

    There’s a lot of talk among editors and wordy wordsmiths about using macros to help efficiency when you’re working. Truth be told, macros can be…

    Sara Donaldson August 26, 2017
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    Inclusive language: 3 rules for editorial best practice

    While the details of any book are important to get right, books about personal or sensitive topics require an extra level of attention to ensure…

    Alexandra Holmes August 19, 2017

    Anonymity and the copy editor: Is it time to be recognised?

    Here Sara Donaldson looks at the anonymity of the copy editor, why this is generally the case, and asks whether or not they should be…

    Sara Donaldson July 31, 2017
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