
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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