Two new books from PJC Editing clients are set to launch in the next few weeks. Everyday Golf Psychology by Jared Tendler , a renowned mental game coach with clients on the PGA and LPGA tours, is scheduled for publication on April 23. Tendler's previous books on the mental side of poker and trading sold thousands of copies and have more than 3,000 reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. In his latest book, Tendler sets out to provide practical, effective advice on the mental side o

Think of punctuation marks like a team of crossing guards helping pedestrians find their way over busy streets. Without them, getting from one side of the road to the other would be less like a calm stroll and more like “Frogger.” You will reach your destination, but it will be a harrowing, uncomfortable experience.   Commas, hyphens, and all their lined, curved, and pointed friends head out into a moving tide of written information and signal to the reader when to stop, wher

When authors reach the “I need an editor” stage of book writing, it usually goes something like this: “I just finished revising my 90,000-word fiction manuscript and now I need an editor.” For the professional editors that read such a statement, it doesn’t really say much. Why? Because there are different stages of book editing, each one targeting different aspects of a manuscript. “Editor” is often used as a universal term for anyone who makes corrections, though there’s muc