by Pádraig Hanratty Although editors primarily work with words, they are often asked to review supporting images. This can lead to problems, however, if editors stray
by Anna Benn Being able to work with words for a living is a privilege I’ve been working towards for most of my life. It’s been
Editor Averill Buchanan talks about her broad experience in the publishing industry – from graphic design to bookselling – and explains how it has enabled her
This is the third in a series of interviews with fellow AFEPI colleagues on their particular line of work. Alex McKee talks to Eileen O’Neill, an
by Michael McCann Before becoming a proofreader, copywriter and editor, my first job after university was that of an Academic Coordinator at a small private university
This is the second of our blogs delving into the innermost thoughts of some of AFEPI Ireland’s accomplished editors. Today Máire O’Dwyer talks to Brendan O’Brien,
This is the first of a series of dives into the minds of some of Ireland’s hardworking editors by the AFEPI Ireland blog editors. Today Máire
Kickstarter campaign is live: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blastabooks/blasta-books-little-books-big-voices Louth-based Kristin Jensen has been a freelance editor and food writer for 20 years, specialising in cookbooks and recipes and working with
by Siobhán Prendergast Are you thinking about writing, or have you already written, your memoirs, the rich tapestry of your life? Congratulations! It is a remarkable
by Gill Pavey Moving from a traditional publishing setting to the world of commerce may involve some flexibility Proofreading and copy-editing have long been associated with
by Siobhán Prendergast Are you a local historian? Have you researched the history of your local area or one specific aspect of that rich history and
by Alexandra McKee When I think back over my career as an editor (so far), I am amazed by the simple realisation that my unique skill
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