Join AE Editors Diane Telgen, Lenore Appelhans, Jenn Bailey, and Jay Whistler as they discuss different types of editing services--coaching, developmental, line, copy, proofreading--and when you might need to book them.

Join AE editors Ross Angelella and Denise Santomauro as they use Season 2 Episode 1 of "Fleabag" to discuss establishing character, creating tension, and developing plot through character decisions. Note: contains SPOILERS for the episode. (Also, some audio passages may be muddled--it's not you, it's our wonky recording.)

AE editors Danielle Sunshine and Emily Young chat with authors Uma Krishnaswami, Alan Cumyn, and A. S. King about overcoming challenges in the writing and publishing process. Check out their websites at https://www.as-king.com, http://alancumyn.com, and https://www.umakrishnaswami.com.

In this episode, Denise Santomauro and Danielle Sunshine interview fellow AE editors Trisha Tobias and George Jreije. They talk about how they approach editing, how they like to work with clients, and some of the most common writing problems they see.

AE’s David Fey (and some unexpected guests) discuss using character desire and stakes to heighten tension and fear in your writing—no matter what genre you're writing!

AE editor Emily Young chats with award-winning author and VCFA faculty member Louise Hawes about side-writing exercises,  authentic characters, and staying creative during tough times. Discover more about Louise at louisehawes.com.

In this episode, Denise Santomauro and Danielle Sunshine interview fellow AE editors Kim Chance and Lily Choi. They talk about how they approach editing, how they like to work with clients, and some of the most common writing problems they see.

In this episode, AE editor Denise Santomauro interviews AE editors and authors Ronni Davis and Amy Spalding about writing romance. What makes a book a romance? Is there a difference between writing romance for adults and romance for teens? What are some of the tropes? Our editors discuss the genre and recommend some favorites. Content warning: occasional cusswords, non-graphic discussions of sex.