On this edition of Ask the Editor, we're siting down for an in-depth chat with the one and only Beth Hill. Beth is a freelance fiction editor who’s been forever fascinated by the creative power of words. She loves that words can create new worlds and people, characters so real that readers in the 3-D [...]
In this edition of our Q&A series, Ask the Editor, say hello to Ray Rhamey! Ray is an author, freelance fiction editor, and book designer (crrreative.com). He has been editing (developmental/content editing) book-length fiction since 2003. Before that, he was a copywriter and creative director in the advertising industry, and story editor/screenwriter at Filmation, an [...]
This time on Ask the Editor, we’re joined by UK-based journalist, copywriter and developmental editor Greg Fidgeon! Having mastered his editorial skills throughout years behind the pages of local and national newspapers, Greg currently acts as sub-editor for popular UK tabloid The Sun, and operates his own writing and fiction/non-fiction editorial service in the form [...]
In this episode of Ask the Editor, we're joined by the talented Robbi Sommers Bryant! Having worked as a professional, multi-genre editor since 2011, Robbi has also been published both traditionally and through self-publishing. Her award-winning books include a novella, four novels, five short-story collections, and one book of poetry. Published in magazines including Readers [...]
To many of us, especially if you’ve rarely (or never!) worked with your own personal editor, the ins, outs, expectations and daily frustrations of the editing life can feel like a bit of a mystery. A strange land the writer just isn’t fully equipped to traverse unscathed. Which of your possible submissions are likely to [...]
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