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editorwriter.org
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EditorWriter.org is for anyone who aspires to be an editor writer combo, or someone who wants to break into editing and writing fields. The blog is dedicated to bringing resources, advice and help for aspiring writers and editors.
- Added on: Jul 19th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Harry the Bastard
- Listed in: Writing Copywriting
- Tags: writer writing writing resources Editor editing writing jobs
Recent Posts
5 Ways to Increase Your Resume Site’s Google Power
A lot of people create elaborate resume sites to beef up their Google clout–after all, you never know who might be searching for an editor/writer and good Google results for your site could help you out in all sorts of unexpected ways. But Goog...
Your Online Portfolio
Hey editors, what does your online portfolio look like? Do you include before and after examples of your editing work? Why not take a page from Stephen King’s playbook and show what somebody else’s work looks like after you’ve gotte...
…And We’re Back
Yes, EditorWriter.org had a brief hiatus there for a time due to, you guessed it, deadlines. We had to go down for a bit but we are back now. Look for more of your favorite resources and such coming to this space and thanks much for your patience! In...
Editor Writer Jobs for Tuesday October 13 2009
It’s time for another round of hand picked editor writer jobs. If you know of any openings you’d like to share here, please drop us a comment and let us know! Sumner Communications needs an editor with two years of experience updating web...
Dear Editor: What’s the Difference Between an Editor and an Editor Writer?
“Dear Editor: What’s the difference between an editor and an editor/writer? I see editor job ads that require writing, and get some that don’t list anything but managing and editing.” Answering this question is tricky; there&#...
Thinking Like Your Editor
Any book that encourages writers to think more like editors is a good bet–this one gets strong reviews from Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. Thinking Like Your Editor could make the difference for a new writer trying to land that first bo...
