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Topic : Re: Different kinds of editors I've noticed references to different kinds of editors such as copy editor, line editor and development editor. I'd like to know the different categories of editors and - selfpublishingguru.com

Angie602

: Re: Different kinds of editors I've noticed references to different kinds of editors such as copy editor, line editor and development editor. I'd like to know the different categories of editors and

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Formal definitions vary. Here are some resources explaining various versions of the distinctions:

An editorial services guide.
An editor's blog.
Another editor's blog.

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