Note #6: You Don’t Need More Feedback
It’s easy to solicit a million opinions. It’s harder to get clear direction you can act on.
Note #5: Nonfiction Developmental Editing: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
Unlike a house inspection report, a full developmental edit does more than just leave a writer with a list of problems.
Note #4: AI in Writing: Challenges and Opportunities
Interesting things happen when writers are transparent with editors about how AI shaped their nonfiction.
Note #3: Why Aspiring Authors Should Publish Essays
Aspiring authors and editors: How do you feel when you hear the phrase “build a platform?”
Note #2: How Developmental Editors Help Nonfiction Authors Claim Their Voice
This one’s for nonfiction writers who’ve ever felt like their voice got lost somewhere between draft one and the final edit—and for editors who know their job is to bring that voice back to life, not bury it.