100 blog posts for editors and writers
My 100th blog post! Browse all 99 of my previous posts for writers and editors, neatly categorised so you can find what you need.
My 100th blog post! Browse all 99 of my previous posts for writers and editors, neatly categorised so you can find what you need.
Presenting at a conference or webinar can seem daunting, but there are ways to reduce your fear of public speaking. My tips will help calm your nerves.
Once you discover Word styles, you’ll wonder how you ever did without them! Learn how to use them in your book manuscript to save time and money.
Authors are often told about red flags when hiring an editor, but it’s a two-way street. There are red flags for freelance editors when considering an editing project.
Do you know how many books you’ve edited? How many words you’ve proofread? Motivate yourself by tracking key editing milestones with my free checklist.
You may have a solid understanding of punctuation, but punctuating dialogue is a whole other skill set! Follow my in-depth guide on how to punctuate dialogue, including common errors.
What are trademarks, and can you use them in your book? Learn all about trademarks in fiction (plus my megalist of trademarks).
Discover how to easily work with your editor’s tracked changes and comments in Word, including a life-changing pro tip.
When writing a French word in English text, should you include the original accents? Cafe or café? Chateau or château? Facade or façade?
Should guinea/Guinea pig be capitalised? How about chihuahua/Chihuahua and labrador/Labrador? Read on to discover when to capitalise dog breeds and other animal names.