The #EditorsWeekly team would like to share that managing editor Beau Brock is taking a temporary leave from the role, and we ask your patience as the blog pauses to allow for a smooth transition to our interim managing editor.

We are grateful for Beau's commitment to The Editors' Weekly over the past months. You can read his message here: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10117

The #EditorsWeekly is on break this week, returning on Thursday, April 13. We hope that all who experienced Eastern Canada's ice storm on Wednesday are safe and sound. https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10114

Social media offers a significant opportunity for self-employed editors and writers to engage with prospective clients — but content management takes time. This week in the #EditorsWeekly, Tanya Mykhaylychenko offers tips to help you make your content work for you. https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10110

How do you measure a rewarding career? In this week’s #EditorsWeekly, Kate Merriman continues her reflections on the benefits of blending her pastoral background into a career in scholarly and academic publishing. https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10107

When editors don’t know how to approach Indigenous writing, it can result in over- or under-edited work. This week in the #EditorsWeekly, Suzanne Methot shares principles for editing effectively while holding space for Indigenous writers’ expertise: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10102

Working as an in-house editor sometimes means editing for colleagues who are resistant to revising their work or who view editors as pedants. This week in the #EditorsWeekly, Audrey Jamieson shares 3 tips to help show coworkers the value of editing: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10094

Who’s ready to meet IRL? In this week’s #EditorsWeekly, conference co-chair Suzanne Bowness shares information about the June 2023 Editors Canada conference, “Editors In Real Life”: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10091 #EditorsIRL

Salut, réviseurs! Did you know that the #EditorsWeekly welcomes both English and French content? This week, we invite you to revisit some of our previous French posts: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10088

What do you do when you want to work with an author, but your rates are beyond their reach? This week in the #EditorsWeekly, editor and author Laura Bontje suggests strategies for accommodating clients on a limited budget: https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10083

Many neurodivergent freelancers find themselves drained by the energy required to run a business and the tendency to mask their challenges. In the second post in her two-part series for the #EditorsWeekly, Jahleen Turnbull-Sousa shares additional business and self-care strategies for thriving as a freelancer with #ADHD.
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The Editors’ Weekly will be on hiatus until February 9, 2023. Stay tuned for posts building on some of the blog series that began in 2022, as well as updates on the upcoming Editors Canada conference. http://blog.editors.ca/?p=10076

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Ask 10 editors how they handle sample edits and you'll get 10 different answers. This week in the #EditorsWeekly, Laura Bontje explains why free sample edits work for her — and why that could someday change. How do YOU approach sample edits? https://blog.editors.ca/?p=10048