Last week our Project & Development Manager, Amanda Lewis, participated in the Editing Indigenous Manuscripts course at Humber College in Toronto. Here’s her recap of the week.I’m feeling full, challenged, and reinvigorated as an editor after completing a weeklong course … Read more
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Amanda Lewis Shortlisted for the Tom Fairley Award
May 10, 2017
We’re thrilled to share that Amanda Lewis, Page Two’s most wonderful Project and Development Manager, has been shortlisted for the 2016 Tom Fairley Award! The award, presented annually by the Editors’ Association of Canada, recognizes an editor’s outstanding contribution to … Read more
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3 Things to Expect from Your Substantive Editor
January 10, 2015
Your substantive editor is the person who will review your manuscript to ensure the content and structure are clear. As we’ve explained in a previous post, substantive editing involves looking at big-picture things such as narrative and character development, pacing, … Read more
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Two of the Best Writing Guides for Non-Fiction Authors
December 10, 2014
Many of our clients are not professional writers. They are entrepreneurs and leaders in the fields of technology, parenting, politics, business, sports, and science. They’re used to writing reports and other longish documents, but writing a non-fiction book for a … Read more
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How to Self-Edit like an Editor
September 26, 2014
We’re pretty quick to admit our biases at Page Two. If we had a written list, great editing would be at the very top of it. We’re always in favour of editorial work, no matter who the writer is or … Read more
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