Editors/Réviseurs CanadaWriting is often seen as a solitary pursuit, but understanding the relational aspects of the craft can make us better editors. New contributor Elliott Silverstein explains how in the latest blog post from the #EditorsWeekly.
Congratulations to the recipient of this year’s Karen Virag Award, Letitia Henville. Join us this week in the #EditorsWeekly as Letitita reflects on why visibility is so important in the editing profession.
https://blog.editors.ca/the-editors-visibility/
https://blog.editors.ca/the-editors-visibility/
This week in the #EditorsWeekly, Christina Petrides regales us with her fascinating journey as a digital nomad as she embarked into a new career in travel editing.
https://blog.editors.ca/breaking-into-a-new-market-sector-as-an-editor/
This week, in the #EditorsWeekly, RJ McArthur joins us to review “I Say / They Say,” a book that aims to demystify academic writing and also includes a special invite to a live discussion!
https://blog.editors.ca/templates-as-generative-creativity-reading-they-say-i-say/
https://blog.editors.ca/templates-as-generative-creativity-reading-they-say-i-say/
This week, in the #EditorsWeekly, Suzanne Schaan reflects on working with subject matter experts and offers her tips and perspectives when “expertise is in editing, not in the content.”
https://blog.editors.ca/the-sme-and-me-navigating-an-edit-with-a-subject-matter-expert/
This week, in the #EditorsWeekly, Deborah Cecere reviews a publication called “How to Clean Up a Messy Word Document,” and discusses why managing messiness matters!
https://blog.editors.ca/review-how-to-clean-up-a-messy-word-document/
This week, in the #EditorsWeekly, Kelly Schrank talks about how using comprehensive checklists for editing can transform your workday, and invites you to join her at her conference session in Halifax.
Looking for technical editing tips, advice for editing in your niche and compelling reads about life as an editor? Check out our official blog for new and inspiring pieces every week. https://blog.editors.ca #EditorsWeekly #editors #AmEditing
This week, in the #EditorsWeekly, Jessica de Bruyn reflects on her journey in editing and the people she met along the way who helped shape her path. Find out more about her 2026 conference session in Halifax!
Content marketing doesn’t need to feel like selling your soul. In the latest #EditorsWeekly blog, Letitia Henville offers content marketing tips that you can feel good about.
https://blog.editors.ca/a-case-study-in-content-marketing/
https://blog.editors.ca/a-case-study-in-content-marketing/
