Over the Moon about Copyediting Interview

I was thrilled last week to be included in Copyediting.com’s editor Q&A series. It was a great chance for me to reflect on an editing career that is now entering its fourth decade. And I am honored and humbled to participate in a series that has included some of the top editors in a variety of fields.

Wondering about some of the errors I’ve kept out of print? Well, one of the most memorable involved some wondering moons. Read all about it at “Questions for an Editor-Proofreader.”

 

August 27, 2013

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