Six reasons to go to the London Book Fair
You could argue that the London Book Fair (like other international book fairs) is not aimed at freelance editors or proofreaders, and therefore it might seem a waste to take valuable time out of a...
View ArticleWhy should I train?
Good-quality training is an investment, and whether you’re just starting out and trying to figure out how to spend a limited budget, or you’ve been working for a while, it can be hard to know what you...
View ArticleSix reasons to go to the London Book Fair
You could argue that the London Book Fair (like other international book fairs) is not aimed at freelance editors or proofreaders, and therefore it might seem a waste to take valuable time out of a...
View ArticleWhy should I train?
Good-quality training is an investment, and whether you’re just starting out and trying to figure out how to spend a limited budget, or you’ve been working for a while, it can be hard to know what you...
View ArticleThe Book Trade Charity
By Gerard M-F Hill Every year, members of SfEP do their bit to support The Book Trade Charity (BTBS). Why? What does it do? It helps anyone who is working or has worked in the book trade – editors,...
View ArticleSix reasons to go to the London Book Fair
You could argue that the London Book Fair (like other international book fairs) is not aimed at freelance editors or proofreaders, and therefore it might seem a waste to take valuable time out of a...
View ArticleWhy should I train?
Good-quality training is an investment, and whether you’re just starting out and trying to figure out how to spend a limited budget, or you’ve been working for a while, it can be hard to know what you...
View ArticleThe Book Trade Charity
By Gerard M-F Hill Every year, members of SfEP do their bit to support The Book Trade Charity (BTBS). Why? What does it do? It helps anyone who is working or has worked in the book trade – editors,...
View ArticleFreelancing from the publisher’s perspective
Jen Moore is an in-house editorial manager for the publisher Thames & Hudson. In this post she discusses what types of jobs they use freelance editors for, how they find new editors, how they...
View ArticleWise owls: Tips on becoming a trusted freelancer
In this post, our parliament of wise owls (all Advanced Professional Members) consider the qualities that turn someone into a trusted freelancer. What keeps clients coming back to them time and time...
View ArticleForum matters: Getting to grips with the publishing process
This feature comes from the band of CIEP members who volunteer as forum moderators. You will only be able to access links to the posts if you’re a forum user and logged in. Find out how to register....
View ArticleCompiling style guides for Christian publishers
Specialist organisations may require style guides that are tailored to their material. Editors Mary Davis and Fiona Little describe their experiences of compiling style guides to suit the needs of two...
View ArticleOvercoming perfectionism
In this post, Harriet Power discusses some ways of thinking that editors and proofreaders can use to disentangle themselves from the pursuit of perfectionism. Many of us editors and proofreaders are...
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