So, you’ve written your masterpiece and think you’re ready to start your search for an editor? Great! But there’s a little prep work you can do ahead of time to make that process a little smoother. When you contact your potential new editor, there are a few things they’ll need to know to get an idea of how best to serve you. You can save yourself and your editor a lot of time and trouble by thinking through and having answers ready for the following questions.
Depending on your specific circumstances, your editor will probably have other questions, but having the answers to these 12 beforehand will give you a head start. Rebecca Miller is a professional copyeditor and general fan of all things having to do with the written word and the English language. You can check out her website at Oakdale Editing or connect through Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, or Email.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorRebecca has a passion for helping you fill the world with great literature and making sure said literature doesn't get passed over for the lack of a little editing. Archives
July 2022
Categories
All
|