Signe Jorgenson

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What would you name this cat

Happy National Grammar Day!!! #NationalGrammarDay #grammar #editor #editing #copyeditor #proofreader #editingservices

@m4h007 Schools, hospitals, bazaars...that's a lot of war crimes.

There are no military installations in Tehran’s bazaar. They’re hitting every civic institution they can to destroy the society to an irreversible annihilation. Same playbook as Gaza. Any diaspora that asked and cheered for these attacks is a traitor to their heritage. #Iran

This fall, Jim Giese and I worked with one of our Pebblebrook Press authors, Mark Zimmermann, to publish his latest chapbook. I did the editing, and Jim did the design. Order from Mark directly (zimmerma @msoe .edu) or buy it here: barnesandnoble.com/.../bomb.../11…

I just pre-ordered Echoes of Small Things, the latest Paper Lantern Writers anthology. Two of my clients, @CayEdie and Ana Brazil, have work in this collection. If you enjoy historical fiction, this will be worth the read. @writers_paper never disappoint! amazon.com/Echoes-Small-T…

Rich started writing his #memoir when he took my class in 2012 and published it a decade later. In this video, Rich talks a little bit about the book, which I *highly* recommend. You can get your copy here: amazon.com/Learning-See-M… #writing #writer #editor #teacher #publishing

I recently visited my friend, colleague, and student Rich Christensen. He helped me with #research for my #memoir project, but we also spent a lot of time talking about *his* memoir, which recounts the three years he spent #teaching in #Botswana.

ESTELLA UPDATE! In June, I hung out with my friend's daughter—the one who recommended a @DonnaTartt novel. I'm pleased to report that I saw her again a few weeks ago and we talked about her #book recommendation. Here's how it went. #readmorebooks #bookrecs #writer #editor

Yes, there are tears of gratitude at the end of the video. I thought about re-recording and trying harder not to tear up, but as my friend Katie says, I'm in my F*ck-it Forties now. So f*ck it. Yes, I have some feelings. I wouldn't be #writing this #memoir if I didn't. (3/3)

People imagine #writers sitting alone in a small room typing away, and there's plenty of that—but there's also a lot that happens away from the keyboard. Truly, it takes a village, even when you're telling your own story. (2/3)

I'm not just an #editor, I'm also a #writer who is hard at work on a #memoir project. Today, I'm doing a little research and feeling grateful to all the friends who are helping me tell my story. (1/3)

And now, the fantastic humans who, in 2025, are taking a chance on an #editor and #resumewriter who is still learning, growing, and moving forward every day. Then and now, I couldn’t do this without all of you. So truly—thank you. (4/4)

First, the fantastic humans who, in 2015, took a chance on a scared writing  professor who was unexpectedly reinventing her career after being pushed into a professional crossroads and who had no idea what she was doing. (3/4)

One of the best things about being a #freelance #editor is that I don’t have to sit at a desk in an office with a boss dictating what I do and who I work with. Instead, I get to go outside and take walks when the weather is gorgeous. (1/4)

It turns out that we have a lot in common. We ask similar questions, share similar fears, and react to what's happening around us in similar ways. Regardless of whether you're in #publishing, this is a good read about what it means to be on the left during these turbulent times.

Since 2023, I've copyedited manuscripts for @brooke_warner's presses. I've gotten to know her as a #publisher, one whom I greatly respect, but I don't know her outside of that role. This post showed me who she is as a human being: brookewarner.substack.com/p/where-am-i

And now, the fantastic humans who, in 2025, are taking a chance on an #editor and #resumewriter who is still learning, growing, and moving forward every day. Then and now, I couldn’t do this without all of you. So truly—thank you. (4/4)

First, the fantastic humans who, in 2015, took a chance on a scared writing  professor who was unexpectedly reinventing her career after being pushed into a professional crossroads and who had no idea what she was doing. (3/?)

I get to choose projects I believe in and pass on the ones I don’t. I get to collaborate with people I like and respect while  saying “no thank you” to those I don’t. And it’s all possible because of my clients. (2/?)