Editor Myths: A Good Writer Doesn't Need an Editor

I used to think the same thing. I wrote and completed my first book way back in 2009, and I went through that baby two-dozen times, each time feeling more and more confident that it was ready for the eyes of publishers and readers alike.

How Can You Save Money on Editing?

The rates you’ll discover across the web will vary greatly. What you’ll find is that you’re often looking in the thousands of dollars for a novel-sized edit, and that just covers a single edit (Developmental, Line, or Copy) with most experienced professionals.

Editing, Money Saving Tips, FrontDustin BilykJune 21, 2021Book Assessment, Critique, Novel Critique, Novel Assessment, Editing, ProofreadingComment

Editor Myths: An Editor is Just an Editor. Cheaper is Better.

How hard can editing a book be? And how much does experience really factor into it? These are both fair questions that should be asked of any profession.

How does an Editor become an Editor?

I don’t know about you, but I always like to know who I’m hiring. What’s their history? What makes them qualified to do work for me? Who is this person, really?

Get to Know MeDustin BilykJune 10, 2021Editing, Story, Author, Dustin BilykComment