The Best Uses of AI in My Profession?

As a writer and editor, I am loathe to utilize any AI program for writing actual copy or suggesting actual copy that will be posted or published in any venue. However, I’ve found several research-related uses for AI to be highly valuable since its introduction.

Your Capabilities Statement: Just the Facts, Please

When the author started Revisions in 2010, he wanted to engage and do work with local municipalities. With the county’s Economic Development Corporation help, he first learned one of the most-valuable lessons: How to put together a capabilities statement and why it is so important.

The 50-Year Evolution in Publishing Has Challenged Writers and Editors Alike

We gained a tremendous amount of production efficiency, slashing the time it takes to go from manuscript to press. I recall working five months in advance to ensure that I had adequate time for the entire process: 2 weeks to edit a new paper, 3 weeks to get queries answered by the author and obtain their final approval, and 1 to 2 weeks for the typesetters to send back galleys (through regular mail or UPS, of course!).

Reread Your Copy Before You Publish!

When I give presentations, I like to engage with my audience by sharing some funny, bizarre, or at least thought-provoking printed signs, like the following: In a tavern: Ladies Are Requested not to Have Children in the Bar At a fast-food establishment: Parking for Drive-Thru Service Only On a hotel’s website: There is a French... Continue Reading →

So You Want to Be an Author?

Are you one of those people who would like to publish their own novel someday? Or leave an autobiography for your kids or grandkids? Well, you’re not alone. According to a report by Bowker, the official U.S. agency that provides resources to help authors publish, distribute, and promote their books, E-book sales for self-published authors... Continue Reading →

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