81. The Editor/Writer Revolving Door magazine as a copy editor after a string of copy editors with good English skills but I think it would have been harder to meet editors as a writer. http://www.yudkin.com/editwrit.htm

Seminars Major Magazines Course Reports Coaching ... About Marcia Yudkin The Editor/Writer Revolving Door by Marcia Yudkin A Civil Action, gave me at least half a dozen assignments when he served as the editor of The Valley Advocate, an alternative weekly newspaper in Western Massachusetts, during my first few years freelancing. Dan Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence, worked as an off-site editor for Psychology Today Maker of Saints, was someone I pursued - and finally snagged - with query after query when she worked for The Village Voice in New York City. When I reflect now on how these people made a spectacular transition from editor to writer, I find numerous lessons for writers beyond the obvious prediction that if you freelance long enough, one day you too will be able to say, "I knew so-and-so when." Even if you never take on the formal job title "editor" yourself, it's important for you to understand the frequency with which word-oriented people shape-shift from writer to editor, vice versa or back and forth. Self-Employed Professional magazine with his becoming a writer at all.

82. UCLA Career Center Within about a year, I d gone fulltime, working as a copy editor. Some continue to crank out sports copy for decades. Sports writers seldom become http://career.ucla.edu/CareerFeatureArticles/InformationalInterviewTomTimmermann

Your Location: Home Career Feature Articles Informational Interview of Tom Timmermann of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch By Liz Kislik From the desk of Liz Kislik, a Career Center Advocate Email: advocate@saonet.ucla.edu I am a first year UCLA student and work as an intern at the UCLA Career Center. This is part of a series of informational interviews I have conducted with prominent professionals in a wide range of interesting career fields. career.ucla.edu/OnlineInterviewWorkshop. I hope my informational interviews series are helpful and instructive. Good luck in your career searches! Informational Interview of Tom Timmermann of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Previous Major at UCLA: Economics Job Title: Sports Writer LK: Explain your position and the major responsibilities of your position. TT: I'm a sportswriter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. I'm a general assignment writer, which means I cover all sorts of things, but I also serve as our No. 2 writer on the Blues of the NHL. So I'm around that team a lot during the season, though our No. 1 writer does most of the traveling with the team. But after that, I could be doing almost anything. In the past four months, I've written stories on bullriding and bowling. I spent two days with Cory Spinks, the world welterweight boxing champion, at his training camp in Colorado Springs. On consecutive weekends, I covered the Missouri Valley Conference basketball tournament, the NCAA wrestling championships, the NCAA basketball regionals and the U.S. Olympic women's marathon trials. On Wednesday, I'm flying to San Jose to cover the Blues in the playoffs. Responsibilities? I guess to get the story first and get it right. Or to make deadline.

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At the MWC We strive each year to create an event that is both entertaining and inspirational, as well as an important learning resource for aspiring and professional writers alike. Bringing together a long list of best-selling authors, award- winning journalists, top editors, agents, publishers, as well as the best in screenwriting and film, the Maui Writers Conference offers writers the opportunity to meet the people who can make a difference in their writing career. 2006 Ireland Retreat May 11 - 19, 2006 Sign up before October 1st and $ave. Come to Ireland to be Inspired. Take the Challenge...We'll take 48 writers with us. Join us for an intimate trip with New York Times bestselling authors and fellow writers. Travel in luxury and experience the Ireland of James Joyce and Dylan Thomas. Go Home a Published Writer. For details including faculty, schedule, rates, accommodations and Challenge Application ~ 2006 Writers Retreat Sunday, August 27th - September 1st, 2006

84. ACP Forums - Systems Of Reading Copy The copy Editor comes in, looks it all over and calls it good. We have writers helping in that area, as well, so the copy editor comes through and cleans up http://www.studentpress.org/acp/forums/~1956.html

NSPA SOURCEBOOK PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US ... Discover the benefits of Associated Collegiate Press membership. Not sure if you're a member? Enter publication name below: ( Advanced search Download the latest forms and brochures in PDF format (requires Adobe Reader ACP Membership Kansas City ... How to download PDF files ACP's directory of links to student media resources - more than 200 organizations are just a click away. Sourcebook Home Current Topics Archive Create New Topic ... Terms of Usage Systems of reading copy Chris , 2/14/2005, 12:08:08 AM Our method of reading copy is pretty inefficient right now and we're looking to change it..I am wondering how other college papers go through the copyediting process...Does the Editor in Chief read every story? Do writers come up to do an initial edit with section editors? Do you track changes during editing? If not, then why not? What's your process from start to finish? Help is appreciated RESPONSES Matt W. , 2/15/2005, 4:36:21 PM We run twice per month. Usually, the stories are submitted via e-mail; I take a look at them, followed by the Assistant Managing Editor. The Copy Editor comes in, looks it all over and calls it good.

85. Resume: Steve Hoenisch, Technical Writer, XML Programmer, Web Developer, Informa 16 years of professional experience as a writer, editor, and journalist. Trained copy editors in layout and SGML programming. http://www.criticism.com/md/bio.html

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86. Newspaper Writing Tips Buy Coaching writers by Roy Peter Clark and Don Fry. Read it. Share a copy with your editor. Take him or her to lunch or coffee to talk about it. http://www.freep.com/jobspage/academy/hughes.htm

Dogs bark (Or how to infiltrate your newsroom with good writing) By DICK HUGHES Salem Statesman Journal You're back in the same old grind. So how do you push good writing? How do you nudge your editors, and the rest of the newsroom, along? Here are 21 ideas from other newsrooms, compiled for a National Writers' Workshop. You can use many on your own. Some need editors' backing (which is always helpful). Choose what's best for your situation. Most cost little money, so the boss can't say, "We can't afford that." But remember, dogs bark, so don't expect them to purr not to begin with, at least. Form an ongoing writers group. Give one another the support, ideas and constructive suggestions you don't always get from your editors. Set up short-term, four- to seven-week writer circles, with a leader/mentor and three to seven writers who get together each week to critique one another's work. (This might lead to a regular writers group.) Make copies of the best tips from National Writers Workshop sessions. Pass them out. Hold a brown bag discussion about what you learned. Invite the editors. Do this whenever someone attends an outside workshop or convention. Buy a tape (or ask your publication to) of your favorite writing workshop or speaker - one that translates well to audio. Listen to it when you're commuting, exercising or pretending to be transcribing an interview. Loan it to colleagues.

87. Editorial Matters The Lincoln Journal Star has openings for two copy editor/designers. We seek excellent wordsmiths, crafty headline writers and creative news page http://editorialmatters.lee.net/articles/2005/07/28/jobs/copyeditors-lincoln-070

DEPARTMENTS Photo gallery Photo Portfolios Daring designs VP Views ... Principles for quality journalism Archived newsletters Contact Info Home LINKS Lee newspapers Editor and Publisher Readership Institute Poynter ... Poynter's Journalism links Reporter's desktop Virtual newsroom library Ideas Jobs Copy Editors, Lincoln The Lincoln Journal Star has openings for two copy editor/designers. Lincoln, a vibrant and fast-growing community, is the capital of Nebraska and home to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Journal Star is a morning paper with a circulation of 76,000 daily and 84,000 Sunday. We seek excellent wordsmiths, crafty headline writers and creative news page designers to work on a variety of sections. Skills in QuarkXPress, Freehand and Photoshop are a must. Experience with the ACT editorial system and Quark CopyDesk would be helpful. Hours will be mainly nights and weekends. If interested, please submit your resume with cover letter and design/headline samples (tearsheets, slides, or PDFs/JPEGs on CD preferred) to: Human Resources Lincoln Journal Star 926 P St.

88. Gawker - Writers Solo performer Wendy Weiner has been a lowly copy editor at publishing titan Condé 20050803harveymilk.jpg Apparently the Romance writers of America, http://www.gawker.com/news/writers/index.php

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91. Editor Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Washington, DC. • It took the copy editor about 12 minutes to edit this page of text. Writer, search for this job http://jobprofiles.monster.com/Content/job_content/JC_Entertainment/JSC_Writers/

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94. How To Become A Copy Editor - EHow.com How to Become a copy EditorA copy editor reads a manuscript with care, If you re a frustrated writer who would rather be writing your first novel, http://www.ehow.com/how_5949_become-copy-editor.html

type="text/javascript"> Clear Instructions on How To Do (just about) Everything Web eHow.com Home > Occupations How to Become a Copy Editor A copy editor reads a manuscript with care, querying or correcting errors in grammar, word usage or sense; resolving inconsistencies; and often marking the manuscript for the printer. If you enjoy reading and writing and have a great ear for language, you may enjoy being a copy editor. Steps: Begin in high school and college by taking as many English and literature classes as possible. Consider that a good education in a broad array of subjects will also serve you well. General knowledge about a vast number of subjects is invaluable to a copy editor. Work for your school's newspaper or literary magazine; even if you're not copyediting, it's useful to learn about the process of putting together a newspaper, magazine or other publication. Take advantage of any faculty advisors the publication may have. Tell them about your interest in becoming a copy editor; they might be able to help you develop your skills. Read books that inform you about editing and the publishing process. One of the best is "Words Into Type."

95. A Writer's Guide To Understanding The Copyeditor But that s why there are copyeditors. The more problems a writer can Do copyeditors and writers have an intrinsically antagonistic relationship? http://www.sfwa.org/writing/copyed.htm

A WRITER'S GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING THE COPYEDITOR by Terry McGarry Originally appeared in the Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America permission Many copyeditors prefer to spell the word "copyeditor." I laughed when I got page proofs of a short story I had written about a copyeditor: the anthology's copyeditor had changed my character into a two-word protagonist. As author, I could have stetted my spelling, but I deferred to house style. After you have delivered a finished manuscript, and usually after your editor has gone over it, your publisher's managing editor assigns it to a copyeditor. The copyeditor prepares the manuscript for the typesetter, proofreading for typos and keying design elements. She also styles the manuscript, making sure that its spelling, punctuation, usage, and fonts are internally consistent and follow the publisher's house style. She checks for faulty grammar. Depending on the latitude afforded by the publisher (and whether the editor requested a light or medium copyeditfiction never gets a heavy copyedit), she will either recast grammatically incorrect sentences, shuffling the words into syntactic order without changing them, or she will suggest possible fixes in a query. And she keeps an eye out for errors of logic and continuity, querying things that seem physically impossible or that violate the internal logic of the book's universe. The copyedited manuscript is usually reviewed by people at the publishing housethe editor, the managing editor's staff, or both. Often the author gets to see it as well. The copy editor's queries are answered (called "deflagging" if queries have been written on Post-it Notes stuck to the pages), and if she has made changes the author or editor objects to, those changes are changed back. The manuscript then goes to a type house, where typesetters generate galleys or page proofs; these are read against the copyedited manuscript by one of the publisher's freelance proofreaders.

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99. Ed2010™ - Glossary copy Editor A copy editor looks for grammar, spelling, and style mistakes Normally when a freelance writer pitches an idea to an editor at a magazine, http://www.ed2010.com/glossary.html

ED's MAG GLOSSARY So you'll be able to talk the talk Above the Line : A term used to describe the editors who are at the very top of the masthead often separated from the rest of the staff by a line. Executive Editors, Managing Editors, Art Directors, and Deputy Editors are usually "above the line." Acquisitions Editor : See Assigning Editor. Art Director : S/he oversees all of the editorial (meaning not ads) art in the magazine, which includes design, photography, and illustrations. It is the highest art position on staff. Most Art Directors have Associate, Deputy or Assistant Art Directors under them. Sometimes the Art Director is called Design Director or Creative Director. Assigning Editor : Refers to an editor who assigns stories, usually features, to freelance writers. This is usually not a title on a masthead, just a way to distinguish between to an editor who assigns stories to outside writers rather than one who edits and/or writes stories in-house. Generally an assigning editor is a senior editor or above, although now more associate editors are assigning editors as well. Also known as an Acquisitions Editor, but more in the book publishing world than the magazine world. Assistant Editor : The next step after Editorial Assistant, usually it involves more editing and/or writing responsibilities, but not always.

100. Jim Keane - Writer / Editor: Marketing And Technical Communications Jim Keane writer / editor marketing and technical communications. As an award-winning copy editor and senior copy editor for the biweekly magazine http://www.writerfind.com/jkeane.htm

Currently unavailable for work. Jim Keane Strategic writing and editing services based on extensive experience as an award-winning public relations and integrated marketing communications professional, copy editor and senior copy editor. Media Experience Print Biographical Note The strong editorial foundation I built at Electronic Design stood me in excellent stead when I moved over to the agency side. As a senior-level public relations and integrated marketing communications professional, primarily in New York City, I handled the strategic writing, editing and media relations needs of client companies in the electronics / semiconductor, chemicals, video presentation, and industrial sectors. My writing and editing capabilities include feature articles, case histories, CEO commentaries, biographical profiles, newsletters, news releases, company and product backgrounders, advertorials, advertisements, company and product brochures, and speeches. I have devoted my professional life to helping companies, company executives, engineers, and technologists present themselves as credibly and as effectively as possible to gain and retain their competitive advantage. Let me do the same for you. Published Writings "Closing the Loop: Effective Sub-micron IC Design Closure." Author byline: Jeff Teza, president and chief executive officer, Syntricity Inc., Fabless Forum Magazine (March, 2002).

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