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The Modern Editor Podcast, hosted by Tara Whitaker, goes behind the scenes of what it takes to run an editorial business in today’s world. From practical editing tips and insights into book editing, she explores the real experiences of working as a freelance editor. Whether you’re a book editor or simply curious about the world of freelance editing, this show offers an honest look at the skills, decisions, and behind-the-scenes processes that shape an editing business. Listen in to hear conversations on how to edit books, improve your editing workflow, and develop the confidence needed to thrive as a professional freelance book editor.
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Fréquence de mise à jour:
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Durée audio moyenne:
20 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
88 épisodes
depuis 24 juillet 2022
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DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
Friends, this is the last episode of The Modern Editor Podcast…for now, or maybe forever? I don’t know what the future holds, but I’m hitting an indefinite pause on the podcast. I wanted to take some time to explain what led to this decision, why I need this break, and what’s coming up next.
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
What is it actually like to be part of the Freelance Editors Club? Instead of me telling you, I’m stepping aside to let you hear from actual members in this episode of The Modern Editor Podcast.
Listen in as members share their experiences through real testimonials.
Important Sections:
(0:22) Anno…
If you want to become a better editor without using generative AI, I’ve got your back. In this episode of The Modern Editor, I’m sharing another tool I’ve used for years to help me be productive and efficient: wildcards.
Listen in as I share what wildcards are, my opinions on them, and how they can…
Ever ignored a gut feeling about a potential client and ended up regretting it later? Trust me, I’ve been there. After fourteen years in the freelance editing business, I’ve seen my fair share of red-flag and beige-flag clients.
In this episode of The Modern Editor, I’m sharing what I’ve lea…
Do you pass the mantle or mantel?
In this episode of The Modern Editor, I’m back with more commonly confused words I’ve come across in my years of editing. Some of these might be easy for you to spot, while others are trickier. Either way, it’s important to keep an eye out so these words don’t fal…
As an editor, I see commonly confused words all the time. There are the super common ones we all know (to/too/two, etc.), but lately I've been spotting a handful of less commonly confused words over and over again while copyediting manuscripts.
Whether it's the result of speech-to-text software, t…
If you know me at all, you know I’m all about efficiency and becoming a more effective editor. There are so many repetitive tasks in editing that can steal your time and attention, which is why I’m sharing my favorite time-saving tool with you in today’s episode of The Modern Editor.
Allow me to i…
Curious about what my copyediting process looks like? I’m giving you a sneak peek in this episode of The Modern Editor Podcast. Listen in as I share the 10 quick searches I run every single time I start a new copyediting project.
Something I love about editing is that everyone has a different pro…
What does it really take to become an editor? In this short-and-sweet episode of The Modern Editor Podcast, I’m sharing how I got into the editing biz fourteen years ago. Spoiler alert: It wasn’t for the best reason 😅
This episode is for new and hopeful editors who want to learn from my experience…
Are you the right editor for the job? In this episode of The Modern Editor, I’m flipping the script and taking on the author’s POV. Listen in as I list what I think are the most important things authors should look for when hiring an editor.
This episode is directed toward authors, but editors wi…
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