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Coronavirus and isolation

www.editorial.ie Posted on March 16, 2020 by richard_adminMarch 16, 2020

In isolation because of coronavirus? Dear clients, I hope all of you are well, and if not well, getting the help you need. Many of us are now shut in and isolated from normal social outlets, be that down at … Read More

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Editing terminology – what does it all mean?

www.editorial.ie Posted on May 31, 2019 by richard_adminJanuary 13, 2021

Editing terminology Following on from my piece about hiring an editor, I thought it might be useful to define some of the editing terminology used to describe the work we do. Because editing isn’t a globally regulated profession, the terms … Read More

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Help for aspiring authors

www.editorial.ie Posted on March 21, 2019 by richard_adminSeptember 16, 2019

This post was written in response to a piece by Jane Ryan, an author published by Poolbeg Press in Ireland, who alerted authors to the many financial pitfalls that await aspiring authors on their route to publication, and who said … Read More

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Hiring an editor

www.editorial.ie Posted on February 20, 2019 by richard_adminJanuary 13, 2021

In my editing inbox, a typical first-time enquiry from a novice author often runs along these lines: “I’ve written a book. It’s 200,000 words long and taken me 10 years to write, on and off. I’ve sent it to agents … Read More

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What is “maid and butler” dialogue?

www.editorial.ie Posted on December 3, 2018 by richard_adminDecember 3, 2018

Maid and butler dialogue I had occasion recently, on one of the submissions to my TheOpeningLines.com website, to comment on some “Maid and Butler” dialogue that an author had used in the opening to his novel. What is “Maid and … Read More

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