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Ksenia Anske

January 7, 2015

Why editors are important

by Ksenia Anske


Photo by Ana Luisa Pinto

Photo by Ana Luisa Pinto

Photo by Ana Luisa Pinto

Photo by Ana Luisa Pinto

Like you have no idea why. But I will repeat it, nonetheless. Again, and again, and again. (You are welcome to beat me up later.) If you're looking into self-publishing, you must MUST MUST have an editor, even if it's just a friend who is good at catching things and is willing to lend you an extra pair of eyes. Scooped out, on ice, in a glass container. No, really. Editors catch things you would never catch in a million years because you're blind to them. I have had the fortune and the luck to work with amazing editors, my former editor Colleen M. Albert who very gently taught me to de-confuse my writing (there were many run-ons and repetitions), and my current editor Sarah Grace Liu who has seen things I typically struggle with, like the following:

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TAGS: writing, editing, common mistakes, patterns, editors, editing process