Editor Speak
Physical Sciences and Engineering
After completing her Master's in Geochemistry, this editor's life took a literary turn. She is a published novelist (Dell and Avalon), and a frequent contributor to the University of British Columbia's The Graduate magazine. She also edits science articles and is an active member of the Editors' Association of Canada.
You have published six articles in 2005 and two in 2006. So are you primarily a writer or an editor?
So then, what made you decide to become an editor?
Why did you take up literature? It's not the usual choice for a Geology graduate, is it?
Does the fact that you are a writer affect your work as an editor?
So, you like to be perfect. How exactly does one get to be a "perfect editor"?
What is the most important thing to keep in mind when editing?
In order to make the finished product perfect, the original document itself should be readable to a certain extent, right? What should authors keep in mind while writing?
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