Editor's Note
Sep. 1, 2010
Editor's Note
One of the great truths I've learned after 30 years of employment is that it almost always pays to make your job sound more difficult than it is. For example, when someone asks me what I do in my current job, I'll talk about how I help writers "construct compelling narrative arcs" as opposed to just "noodling around with sentences." I also help writers translate legal jargon, which, when left undecoded, often mak...
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