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Updated Professional Editorial Standards from Editors Canada
Check out the newer post about the 2024 update to the PES. Editors Canada has just made the third update
Editing the Academic Voice
Preserving the academic voice is what I cover in this last instalment in the series about editing academic works (articles for academic
Getting Work in Academic Editing
It’s niche work, if you can get it. And you can get it, if you try. Who hires academic editors
Academic Editing Basics
Academic Editing Basics, part 1, today in my How To column at Copyediting.com, in which I explore what you need
Automate Formatting With Word
Automate formatting in Word, learn how in my How To column on Copyediting. This pairs well with last week’s post on
Automate Typing With Word
Turn Word into that friend who smooths everything over. This, and other tips for making AutoCorrect work for editors, today,
Outside the Coloring Lines
If it’s got words in it, an editor will work on it. Today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com,
Iceman CSI: Tales from a 5300-year-old man
So you’re hiking with some friends through the Italian Alps, and you come across this desiccated body, half frozen in
Readability Indexes
What they are, why they matter, and how to use them Readability assessments (or indexes) aren’t getting much love because