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Inside the Author–Editor Relationship

Presented by: AM Adair | Erin Flanagan | Gretchen Stelter | John DeDakis | Jonathan Payne | Tracee de Hahn
Categories: Editing | Publishing | Writing

A.M. Adair, Erin Flanagan, Gretchen Stelter, John DeDakis, Jonathan Payne, and Tracee de Hahn explore the working relationship between writers and editors. They discuss when an editor is needed, how to communicate effectively, and what to expect throughout the editing process.

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