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The Kickstarter for a #comic anthology I worked on through much of last year is live! Horror fans, check it out! www.kickstarter.com/projects/mal...
Megaphone, notebook and laptop with Editors Canada logo on its screen, below text "Editors Canada webinar, Tuesday, April 14, 1 PM ET. How To Edit A Comic Anthology: Get to know the steps of editing a comic anthology, from story curation to proofreading and beyond"
Do you love art and storytelling? Comic #editing might be for you! Our Apr. 14 webinar with Emily Stewart covers the steps of editing a comic anthology from story curation and script/art evaluation to proofreading and beyond. Sign up now: webinars.editors.ca/upcoming_web...
Reminder: My @editorscanada.bsky.social webinar on how to edit a comic anthology is on April 14 at 1 pm ET. Register now! webinars.editors.ca/upcoming_web...
Megaphone, notebook and laptop with Editors Canada logo on its screen, below text "Editors Canada webinar, Tuesday, April 14, 1 PM ET. How To Edit A Comic Anthology: Get to know the steps of editing a comic anthology, from story curation to proofreading and beyond"
Do you love art and storytelling? Comic #editing might be for you! Our Apr. 14 webinar with Emily Stewart covers the steps of editing a comic anthology from story curation and creator selection, through script/art evaluation, to proofreading and beyond: webinars.editors.ca/upcoming_web...
I'll be teaching a webinar on #editing comic anthologies next month! Join me to learn about story curation, creator selection, script editing and more!
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Announcing the 2026 EFA Rate Chart! Whether you're a freelancer seeking guidance on what to charge for your services or an indie author budgeting for editorial or self-publishing services, the Rate Chart is here to help. Check it out at bit.ly/rates26?utm_s....
Enlightening responses in here for those looking to understand creative careers and finances
For all your professional development needs!
Amazon is helping fund a $300 million build of a ballroom for the White House.
Independent bookstores are donating to food banks and organizations that help with food insecurity.
They are not the same.
I love this not only for the praise of editors, but also for the look at how the feedback is incorporated into the art! Very cool!
A silly thing about editing spicy scenes is that sometimes you just gotta ask "what happened to their underwear?" #AmEditing
On my desk these days: comics, fantasy, and promotional materials. And all of of these are for repeat clients or folks I've worked with before, which is pretty cool!
Was discussing efficiency and how helpful it is to master Microsoft Word search tools with a fellow editor recently, which reminded me I have a blog post on the topic shelfpotential.com/2025/04/11/h...
I had a great time at the Eastern Ontario Writers' Festival last weekend, and it's given me a lot of ideas for blog/social content. Hoping to have time to get that together to share soon! But first, I have some copy editing to do✒️
Anyone have questions about finishing and revising first drafts? I'm presenting on the subject next weekend and would love to address writer's questions
While so many in the small press world are amazing and dedicated, it's still really important to do your research and understand the publishing process before signing a contract. These kinds of stories show why
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Just got an email saying my session is full! I'm so excited to connect with writers. If you missed out on registration, reach out to the festival to get put on the waitlist!
Meet Emily Stewart in a workshop titled "To a finished first draft and beyond" at 10 a.m. at the Eastern Ontario Writers' Festival. They say writing your first draft is telling yourself the story, so how do you know when you're done? And what do you do after? Emily will start the workshop with a discussion about scrappy first drafts; what they should include, how to finish them, and when to move on. She will then guide participants through the steps of self-revision (chapter breakdowns, draft analysis, and revision blueprints), ending with high-level tips on working with an editor. Great for writers of all levels. To bring: Pen and notebook.
Come on out to the Eastern Ontario Writers Festival next month! I'll be discussing scrappy first drafts, revision, and working with an editor
"Line Edit: 96,000-word supernatural novel" marked "done"
I usually stick to copy editing, but occasionally a manuscript can benefit from a bit more feedback. And this author is so lovely to work with, I don't mind including some suggestions for flow, coherence, and style #AmEditing
I have a gap in my schedule that'd be perfect for a manuscript evaluation, so here's a non-exhaustive list of things I'd be interested in:
- character driven narratives
- soft sci-fi
- dual POVs
- monsters
- summery vibes
- stories with short timelines
Canadian writers, there are now a couple of AI class actions for Canadian authors. Please check out both links below.
If you have found your books in the Books3 or LibGen DBs, you are likely to be included in the class(es).
www.cfmlawyers.ca/class-action...
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