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Recent Posts: Doug Levy

Resource List: Book Editors

Several of my friends and clients have asked about editors to help them with their writing. While I do some editing and enjoy working with non-fiction and business writers, there are others who specialize in long-form narrative or editing fiction or non-fiction books. Here is a list, in no particular order, of book editors to…

Five great productivity tools for writers and office workers

Everyone needs help focusing now and then, so I thought it might help if I share a few productivity tools that help me get a lot of stuff done. Those of us who work independently probably get pulled in even more directions than those who have bosses telling them what to do right now, but…

Word choice matters – especially when communicating

Everyone who communicates for a living knows how important word choice is, but we often overlook how easy it is for words to be misunderstood. In crisis situations, seemingly straightforward words like “investigate” or “factual” or “secure” can convey different meanings to the public from what the speaker intends. What words have you used that…

Survey: Misunderstood words in emergency messages

Hawaii false alarm shows importance of focused emergency planning

The errant missile warning that alarmed people in Hawaii on January 13 showed the importance of emergency planning that includes anticipating possible errors. Apart from other issues with the response, there can be no defending that it took more than 10 minutes after the mistaken wide-area alert for corrective messages to start going out. In…

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