by Kelly Lynne, editor Streamlining your text to remove junk words and unneeded qualifiers can be the difference between 61 words of confusion and 14 words of clarity. I just now very often saw maybe a little bit some unneeded words that usually nearly always began to suddenly seem to actually almost start to muddy …
by Sarah Anderson, Editor Based on my years of editing spiritual material, which is how I started my career, I have come to believe that excessive capitalization drains a writer’s words of their real meaning. Christian writers, for example, in striving to be respectful, capitalize not just the word God, but also the pronouns referring …
By Shannon Wilkins Writers reach out to editors when they realize that their eye for errors has limitations. When writers have been working on a document for days, weeks, or even a year or more, they can become so close to the words that they don’t see the flaws that can be so glaring to a …