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Writer: Got what it takes to become a book editor? In this article on BookRiot.com, Writer’s Relief learned that some editors work a day job and freelance edit in the evening, while others work for large publishing companies. And there are many different types of book editors: content editors, copy editors, proofreaders, managing editors, and more!
If you’d like to learn more pros and cons of becoming a book editor, check out this guide for breaking into the profession.
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Amazing to know about the different types of book editors like copy editors, proofreaders etc and also the working styles of editors. I think that freelance editing is a much better option than joining a publishing company as an editor because in a company you have to face the workload but if you are working as a freelance you have your own time schedule to work.