Thinking about writing a book for editors and proofreaders? Find out how Brittany Dowdle and Linda Ruggeri navigated their authorial collaboration. Listen to find out more aboutNetworking for Freelance Editors: Intended readership Challenging assumptions about networking Why write a book? Writing for editors: The burden of scrutiny Co-authorship: Syncing schedules Working efficiently and productively The power of collaboration The importance of trust in a writing partnership Book-creation process: Beyond writing Tips for editors who want to write a book

Useful links and resourcesFind out more about the book: https://www.amazon.com/Networking-Freelance-Editors-Practical-Strategies/dp/173642050X/ (Networking for Freelance Editors) The http://www.networkingforeditors.com/ (Networking for Freelance Editors website) FREE downloadable https://www.networkingforeditors.com/resources (networking worksheets) Contact https://www.wordcat-editorial.com/ (Brittany Dowdle) Contact https://www.theinsightfuleditor.com/ (Linda Ruggeri)

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