Copy editor, APA editor, technical editor, fiction editor, developmental editor, proofreader, researcher, technical writer, business and marketing writer, and generalist. Linda Bennett has been an editor and writer for nearly 30 years, and she’s edited practically every type of writing. She is meticulous and obsessed with improving the quality of writing, even mentally editing newspaper …
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Linda Trollinger
Copy editor, APA editor, technical editor, fiction editor, developmental editor, proofreader, researcher, technical writer, business and marketing writer, and generalist. Linda Trollinger has been a writer and editor for nearly 30 years and has edited thousands of documents for clients around the world. She is a versatile award-winning copy editor with a diverse array of …
Hannah Earthman
Hannah Earthman is an experienced editor whose clients' books have been sold to traditional publishers and have become Amazon best sellers. She frequently helps clients with multiple aspects of the publishing process, calling on her experience as not only a book editor but also a book reviewer (for Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Indie), acquisitions editor (for Sotto Voce Magazine and Scout …
To Cap or Not to Cap? Capitalization of Spiritual Terms
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 …
The Chicago Manual of Style: Essential Changes in the 16th Edition
These are only some of the more important changes in style contained in the 16th edition of The Chicago Manual of Style. To ensure that your publication is in accurate “Chicago style,” be sure to purchase your own copy of the manual and hire an editor who is an expert in the 16th edition of …