Why is specific cross-referencing so important? When writing an academic or non-fiction text, it is easy to assume that all your readers are going to read your text linearly – from beginning to end. But what if they don’t?
I recently shared a list of traditionally published author websites, but what about the self-published and hybrid authors that are now so successful. Below is a list of some of the websites of the most successful from these new
I am not just an editor and writer, I am also an avid reader. I love to learn about what my favourite authors are up to, what inspires them in their writing and how they go about their
I often get emails where the academic/student client is seeking an editor or proofreader who specialises in their subject. For example, they are looking for the editor or prooreader to be a specialist in business, forensics or psychology. This always
The explosion of opportunity to self-publish has completely changed the publishing industry over the last decade. Never before has it been easier to see your own book or words in print. No more posting huge manuscripts to publishers. No more
I am an editor who specialises in student editing and proofreading. When I explain to people what I do for a living, there is one comment I often receive regarding student essays, dissertations and theses. ‘Isn’t that cheating?’ While it’s