Author Archives: Elizabeth Gaucher
Of feasts and evergreens, of gifts and bright lights, of love and peace
From our house to yours, we wish you a splendid holiday season! Thank you for your support of our small business, and may the coming year bring you good health … Continue reading
Clients: The Education Alliance
We worked this summer with The Education Alliance , West Virginia’s premier statewide, nonprofit research and K-12 public education fund. This client wanted to tell compelling stories about two sets of its … Continue reading
Meet Your Muse: Writing Organically with Linda Roberts
Do you have a Muse? Have you met your Muse? Where does your Muse live? Where can you find your Muse? Is thinking stopping you from writing your dream novel? This is … Continue reading
Top ten items that appear on ‘Top ten grammar mistakes’ lists that aren’t actually grammar mistakes.
The internet is full of wrong information. Most of it is well-meaning but misguided rather than actively mendacious, and can therefore be safely ignored, even though it’s usually infuriating. However, … Continue reading
Don't Talk About It
Reblogged from THE LITERARY MAN: Thx, Novel Matters.
What to Do — and NOT to DO — When You Get a Bad Review
We think this advice from Cristian Mihai is stellar. It addresses an element of the reader/writer relationship often neglected when processing criticism. “The thing is that, okay, you write a … Continue reading
You? A patron of the arts? YES!
****UPDATE: Goal Met! Thank you!**** http://www.daisybones.com/p/body-exhibit-thursday-july-19.html Longridge Editors LLC is pleased to have an ongoing partnership with artist Heidi Richardson Evans, a.k.a. daisybones. Ms. Evans consults on our projects, and recently … Continue reading
Creativity, Pinterest, and Your Writing
Kathryn Johnston interviews Jennifer Waggener for Longridge Editors LLC; together they explore questions about how this particular social medium benefits a literary mind and helps organize creativity: “Pinterest,” my friend … Continue reading
Clients: Healthy Kids, Inc. – A Website Content Revolution!
We were very excited to be approached by Mandy Curry, co-owner of Healthy Kids, Inc., to get the word out about her business and how HKI helps busy parents and … Continue reading
The Business of Editing: What an Author Should Give an Editor « An American Editor
At Longridge Editors, we are filing this in our lessons learned in the first year of business category. “In the case of fiction, I think an author should provide an editor … Continue reading
