Heather Saunders – Build A Great Writer-Editor Relationship

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Exploring the Essential Features of “Heather Saunders – Build A Great Writer-Editor Relationship”

• 9 Video lessons in HD
• 1h 2m of class content 

LESSONS (9)

1. Class Introduction
2. How To Prepare To Be Edited: Overview
3. How To Prepare To Be Edited: Beta Readers
4. How To Prepare To Be Edited: Proofread Your Own Work
5. How To Prepare To Be Edited: Research The Market
6. How To Prepare To Be Edited: Set Budget/Timeline
7. How To Pick The Right Editor For Your Project
8. Levels Of Editing
9. What To Expect During Editing

CLASS DESCRIPTION

How To Get The Most Out Of The Editing Process And Learn To Love Your Editor
Even after you’ve put the finishing touches on your piece, the writing process is far from finished. Most written works are edited by a professional editor before being published or posted. While a few writer-editor relationships turn adversarial or combative, most are cooperative and constructive and help make the work the best it can be.

Experienced writer, editor and proofreader Heather Saunders will explain the different types of editing, outline the editorial process and offer guidance on how to navigate the editorial relationship. Armed with an in-depth understanding of how editing works and what editors do, writers will be able to avoid the pitfalls of being unprepared.

In this class, you’ll learn how to:

• Set a budget and timeline with your editor before the editing process begins.
• Pick the right editor for your project by looking at their certifications, experience and views on editing.
• Determine the level of editing your need.
• Understand the different types of editing, including developmental, copy editing and proofreading.
• Know what to expect at each stage of process, including resolving queries, reviewing and accepting edits, and using style sheets. 

INSTRUCTOR
HEATHER SAUNDERS
Heather E. Saunders, owner of Just the Write Type Editing, is a proofreader and STM editor. In her 15 years of experience, she’s edited everything from newsroom copy and fiction novels to technical aeronautics journals and cutting-edge medical training material. Since serving as the Boston Chapter Coordinator for the Editorial Freelancers Association (EFA), Heather has been passionate about training writers, editors, and content creators to expand their skills, deepen their knowledge, and maintain valuable relationships. In addition to presenting at national conferences, she contributes to Copyediting.com and is on the board of the Society for Editing (ACES)

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