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Can We Copyedit Progressively?
Host Cynthia Williams talks with Dr. Joel Heng Hartse about the acceptability of variants of Standard English in scholarly publishing.
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A New Podcast for Editors: Talking Proper
Talking Proper is a new podcast for editors who know the basics but crave nuance. Listen to interviews with researchers who study editing.
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Laura Rafferty: Managing Science Publications From Start to Finish
Strive to ensure your medical communications represent and respect all populations, for instance, by using people-first language and editing for inclusivity.
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Jamaal Pittman: Being Neurotic, Letting Go, and Getting Confident as an Editor
When I speak to writers in my comments, I’m not just giving a suggestion. I’m building that relationship.
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Against Copyediting (Part 2): Helen Betya Rubinstein Interview
I talked with Helen Betya Rubinstein about the aftershocks of writing “Against Copyediting,” which appeared on Literary Hub.
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Black Female Editors and Stress
Dynamics that could lead to us as a collective wringing our hands over not recruiting or retaining more editors of color.
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Editing for Nonnative English-Speaking Writers
What does “maintaining the author’s voice” even mean if they don’t write in the “direct, linear pattern of Western academic writing”?