Editorial Freelancers Association
Member Profile
Eric Myers
Warp Speed Editing
I began my professional writing career in 1993 in the ad department at the Washington Post.
Writing has led me to some wonderful opportunities- Public Relations at the US Embassy in Moscow, Managing Editor at a national magazine, Communications Director for a worldwide church movement and even landed me on the Best-Sellers list a few times.
In addition, I have a graduate-level certification in Editing and Publishing from Florida State University.
Since 2017, my writing focus has been exclusively on my company, Brigit Press. Since its founding, I have edited over one hundred full manuscripts and helped over 95% of those writers get published, most of them through traditional publishing houses. Several projects were developed well enough to secure a television or movie deal for the writer.
I am also developing a series of writer’s guidebooks to share my twenty-nine years of education and experience. The first two of a seven-part series are out now. The books cover a range of things all writers need to know… stuff that took me my entire adult career to learn.
Richlands, NC
US
Business phone: 9105544464
Email: submissions@warpspeedediting.com
Email: submissions@warpspeedediting.com
http://www.warpspeedediting.com
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Years in the field: 30
Years freelancing: 10
Eric Myers
I began my professional writing career in 1993 in the ad department at the Washington Post.
Writing has led me to some wonderful opportunities- Public Relations at the US Embassy in Moscow, Managing Editor at a national magazine, Communications Director for a worldwide church movement and even landed me on the Best-Sellers list a few times.
In addition, I have a graduate-level certification in Editing and Publishing from Florida State University.
Since 2017, my writing focus has been exclusively on my company, Brigit Press. Since its founding, I have edited over one hundred full manuscripts and helped over 95% of those writers get published, most of them through traditional publishing houses. Several projects were developed well enough to secure a television or movie deal for the writer.
I am also developing a series of writer’s guidebooks to share my twenty-nine years of education and experience. The first two of a seven-part series are out now. The books cover a range of things all writers need to know… stuff that took me my entire adult career to learn.
