Practical advice from my desk to yours. These are the things I find myself telling writers again and again, gathered in one place and free to read.
The reference-list errors that show up in nearly every dissertation I edit, and exactly how to fix them.
Read the article →Get feedback that actually helps by setting your beta reader up for success from the start.
Read the article →Ten passes you can make on your own work before it ever reaches an editor, to save time and money.
Read the article →Why the writers who plan ahead get the best edits, and how to budget your time before your defense.
Read the article →How to use AI tools responsibly, why disclosure matters, and what a human editor still does better.
Read the article →From finding your story to nailing the opening line, a practical guide to essays that stand out.
Read the article →The difference between the editing levels, and how to know which one your writing actually needs.
Read the article →A calm, practical guide to what to do with your draft next, from a former Municipal Liaison.
Read the article →Free & Just for Fun
Editing is focused work, and so is coloring. These printable, writing-themed coloring pages are my little gift to you, no email required. Print them, grab your pens, and take a calm break between drafts.
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