
Step into the life of an editor for 30 minutes as we discuss the craft of editing, industry trends, and editorial resources. Join Nadia Geagea Pupa, host and co-founder of Pique Publishing, and her guests as they take a deep dive into the nuances and intricate details in the world of editing. Listen to real-life stories and secrets about the publishing process to help you build your editorial busi... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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What happens when two editors decide they want to spend a little less time staring at screens—and a little more time putting pencil to paper?
In this episode, I’m joined by Riley O’Connell, the master behind much of the magic of Pique Post: The Mail... more
What does it really take to become a freelance editor for a major publishing house?
In this episode, I talk with Crystal Yang, owner of Rabbit with a Red Pen, about the skills, experience, and professional relationships that can help editors break i... more
Editing a memoir requires more than shaping a compelling narrative. It also requires sensitivity, trust, and a deep respect for the writer’s voice. In this episode, Barbie Halaby of Monocle Editing discusses the unique responsibilities that come with... more
When most people think of editing, they think of books, magazines, newspapers, or websites. Video games rarely make the list.
Yet behind every quest, character interaction, dialogue option, and story arc is a team of writers, designers, and editors ... more
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A pragmatic deep-dive into professional editing across genres, from big‑house publishing workflows to indie and specialized editing. Episodes spotlight practical techniques, client management, pricing, and expanding services beyond traditional editing—often featuring editors who juggle development, copy, and project strategy. Recurring themes include ethics, collaboration with authors, and the evolving role of editors in a changing publishing landscape. Noteworthy traits include guest diversity from medical to game editing and a strong emphasis on building legitimate editorial careers with clear processes and professional standards. For potential listeners, it's a solid fit if you want actionable editing insights, business building tips, an... more
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