Do editors need editors?

Short answer: Yes.

In this episode, we're talking with Jennifer Silva Redmond - an accomplished editor, a resilient writer, and a true raconteur. From her early days as an aspiring Broadway actress, to life on a sailboat, to launching her own editing business, Jennifer has a treasure trove of experience to share.

As we delve further into the world of writing and editing, you'll learn:

• How to critically review your work
• How to give and receive constructive criticism
• The different types of editing and Jennifer's role as a content editor
• Why editors still need editors

Jennifer Silva Redmond is a writer and editor whose memoir Honeymoon at Sea was just released by Re: Books of Toronto. She is on the staff of the Southern California Writers Conference and San Diego Writers, Ink. Jennifer lives with her husband Russel, an artist and teacher, aboard their sailboat on the West Coast of North America.

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