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How editors can navigate hurt and respond with kindness

How editors can navigate hurt and respond with kindness

by Alexis Grewan | 15 January 2025 | Editing and proofreading, PEGblog, Professional development, Professionalism

I remember the first time I received cruel feedback from a client. I’d been freelancing for a few months. Although I could see the client was belittling me because they were confused by the tracked changes, their brutal words hit like a gut punch, leaving me unsure of...
Artificial intelligence and academic English language editing

Artificial intelligence and academic English language editing

by Alexis Grewan | 3 December 2024 | Academic editing, Editing and proofreading, PEGblog

For around only SEK1 500 a year it is possible to subscribe to the artificial intelligence (AI) editing services that some reputable journal publishers offer nowadays. This seems like a brilliant way to save time and money on language editing services. But just how...
Even editors’ brains can be sneaky

Even editors’ brains can be sneaky

by Carmen Botman | 13 August 2024 | Editing and proofreading, PEGblog

I’m sure we’ve all done the brainteaser where the word ‘the’ is repeated in print but when it is read out loud, invariably only one ‘the’ is read. Wordsmiths, however, being astute and wise to the ways of words, tend to notice it and triumphantly read ‘the’ twice. It...
How to write a PEGblog in 5 simple steps

How to write a PEGblog in 5 simple steps

by Alexis Grewan | 19 June 2024 | Marketing your editing business, PEGblog, Writing

Following a meeting discussing search engine optimisation (SEO) and assisting the copy editor, a team member suggested a blog on how to write a blog. So, here it is, how to write a PEGblog while keeping in mind SEO. We’re hoping this will prompt several copy editors...
Renkema se K3-model: Hoekom is dit nuttig?

Renkema se K3-model: Hoekom is dit nuttig?

by Alexis Grewan | 30 January 2024 | Editing and proofreading, PEGblog, Professional development

Renkema’s K3/CCC-model facilitates and evaluates the text-editing process in a systematic, standardised and accountable way. The first of our blogs written in Afrikaans, this blog briefly describes the origin, composition and usefulness of this model. Renkema se...
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