53 episodes
The Editing Podcast Louise Harnby (fiction editor) and Denise Cowle (non-fiction editor)
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4.8, 29 Ratings
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Editing your book is essential, whether you do it yourself or work with a pro. Join two professional editors, Denise Cowle and Louise Harnby, as they explore ways in which authors can make their publishing journeys easier. If you want to learn how to improve your writing and self-editing with tips, tools and guidance, The Editing Podcast is for you.
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S4E10: Editing erotica and adult fiction. With Maya Berger
Louise and Denise talk with fellow editor Maya Berger about editing erotic fiction.
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S4E9: 6 ways to use audio for book promotion
Denise and Louise discuss the growth of audio in the book world, and how using sound creates reader engagement and helps build a fan base.
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S4E8: Do you need a specialist editor?
Louise and Denise discuss whether working with a specialist editor is necessary for all books and every type of editing.
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S4E7: 18 writing-craft blogs for editors and authors
In this episode of The Editing Podcast, Louise and Denise talk about 18 blogs for authors and editors that offer guidance on various aspects of writing craft.
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S4E6: How to run and grow an editing and proofreading business. Q&A, Part 2
Denise and Louise answer questions about how to run and grow an editing and proofreading business.
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S4E5: How to run and grow an editing and proofreading business. Q&A, Part 1
Denise and Louise answer questions about how to run and grow an editing and proofreading business.
Customer Reviews
Such a great podcast!
This podcast is informative and interesting. So useful for editors and writers alike.
Everything you need to know about editing but were too afraid to ask
I love this podcast because it's as good for seasoned editors as it is for newbies. All of us have gaps in our knowledge about different editing areas, or need reminding of key points. This podcast clearly explains it all. Denise and Louise have chosen their subjects carefully and logically to build the knowledge of the listener. I also love Editing Bites, the item at the end of each podcast where the pair recommend a resource each. It really is essential listening for anyone who edits, or who needs anything edited.
Good stuff!
I love that this podcast is helpful to both prospective editors and proofreaders and to writers of all genres. I've just listened to episode 3 and it's clear why writers should use editors.
