When we read books or shorter essays, such as those published at Current, we generally take certain things for granted. We expect that the book or essay will be free of factual and typographical errors, sentences should read smoothly, the...
Susan Ferber, the executive editor for American and world history at Oxford University Press, discusses her career path in an essay entitled “Turning ‘Plan B’ into a ‘Plan A’ Life.” Here is a taste: Even though I wanted to work...
Over at Jacksonian America, Mark Cheathem offers some good advice on how to work with your editor: 1. Heed their advice2. Treat them with respect3. Communicate Read the entire post here....
