by love4words | Feb 10, 2023 | editors blog
This post was originally published on Rochester BeaconBy JACOB SCHERMERHORN | December 9, 2022When Rochester editor and author CaTyra Polland started the process of creating National Black Authors Day earlier this year, she viewed it as filling a gap.“This is a way to...
by love4words | Feb 10, 2023 | editors blog
BY ADRIANA LOH ROCHESTER PUBLISHED 6:30 AM ET NOV. 28, 2022 This post was originally published on spectrumlocalnews.com. ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The business Love for Words is bringing Black literature and authors to the forefront. One author is giving light to not only...
by love4words | Feb 10, 2023 | editors blog
This post was originally published on democratandchronicle.com. Adria R. Walker, New York State Team Published 2:55 a.m ET Feb. 8, 2023 Rochester native CaTyra Polland has always had a love for words. In elementary school, she read to her peers and younger students,...
by CaTyra Polland | Nov 22, 2021 | editors blog
Pro Tips from Your Favorite Editors CaTyra Polland and Cynthia Williams Editing is art and science. Two editors can look at the same copy and use very different approaches. Though there is no official “right” way to edit, sometimes, we can benefit from seeing how...
by rchambers22 | Oct 22, 2021 | editors blog
1. Perfection Editors are humans. Humans make mistakes. You editor will make mistakes. If an editor guarantees an error free manuscript or document, run for the hills! Don’t expect an error free document. Mistakes happen, sometimes mistakes go under the radar....
by CaTyra Polland | Oct 22, 2021 | editors blog
Write. If you don’t write, you cannot become an author. You have to put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard. Create a writing schedule and stick to it. You can write a list of topics you want to write about and randomly select a topic. You can also start writing...
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