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How to change your editor with minimum stress

About this episode

Denise and Louise discuss how to manage the transition from one editor to another. Listen more to find out about:

  • Why authors change editors
  • Planning ahead and giving notice
  • Whether the editor should get involved in sourcing a replacement
  • Checking T&Cs and cancellation policies
  • Information and tools to share with the new editor

Editing Bites

  • The NCW Podcast (National Centre for Writing): http://bit.ly/31wXlms
  • Oxford Dictionary of English Idiom
  • Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms

Other Resources

  • The different levels of editing (booklet): http://bit.ly/31AjKzt
  • The Editing Podcast, S1E1: The different levels of editing
  • The Editing Podcast, S1E10: How to find an editor
  • The Editing Podcast, S1E7: Style sheets for writing and editing

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Denise And Louise

  • Denise Cowle Editorial Services: bit.ly/CowleEditing
  • Louise Harnby | Fiction Editor: bit.ly/HarnbyEditing

Music Credit

‘Vivacity’ Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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