March webcast: “Proofing Graphic Novels”

Learn about the graphic vs. long-form novel formatting as it relates to proofreading from Lara Kennedy, whose projects include Scholastic’s "Baby-Sitters Club" conversion series.

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“Ask the Editing Experts Roundtable” closes at midnight

Going to ACES 2024 San Diego? Will you be in SoCal? This is a terrific way to get your editing and professional questions answered. Don’t miss out.

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Sponsor opportunities close tonight at midnight

There’s still time to register to present your company to 600+ curious editors at ACES 2024 San Diego.

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Donate to the Silent Auction

We need your donations. Think editing swag, jewelry, crafts, experiences — what would you bid on? All proceeds go to the ACES Education Fund to support the future of editing.

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Conference Central

Registration has ended for ACES’ 28th annual conference,  April 4–6, 2024, in San Diego.

• VIEW THE SESSION DETAIL AGENDA

• MEET THE SPEAKERS

• CONFERENCE CENTRAL

Watch for VCON24 announcements, beginning with the Call for Sessions, in April. ACES’ 3rd annual virtual conference is Sept. 25–27 this year.

March webcast:

Proofreading Graphic Novels

March 21, 4-5 p.m. ET

April webcast:

Branding Beyond Your Website

April 18, 4-5 p.m. ET

Training Central

Explore the latest webcasts, hosted by an editing expert on the third Thursday of every month. Recordings are free for members. VIEW ALL

The Poynter ACES Certificates in Editing set the standard with the latest trends in language and best editing practices. The introductory and intermediate curricula were revised in 2023. Advanced is coming in 2024. Members receive a significant discount.

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The ACES Guide for New Editors introduces new editors to different types of editing, topics editors need to consider in their roles (e.g., ethics, diversity and equity), international perspectives, and suggestions on how to begin a career.

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Industry News & Articles

Everyone needs an editor. Lyft just learned it the hard way (CNN) •
Why do these words get mispronounced so much? (Otherwords/PBS) •  Grover is now a reporter. Journalists aren’t optimistic. (New York Times gift article)