If I did an editing class, what sorts of things would people want to know? Here's some things that occur to me, but I'd like to know what else would be useful.
– How magazines work and what an editor does
– How to recruit and work with slush readers
– Manuscript editing basics, what to do (and not do)
– Working with writers
– Editing a single author collection versus editing an anthology with multiple authors
– Building a magazine's circulation via the Internet
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