Clare Law
- Website
- http://clarelaweditorial.co.uk
- Organisation
- Clare Law Editorial Services
- Membership Grade
- Professional Member
About Clare
Media
Books, novels, short stories, websites, online materials, distance-learning materials, e-learning, e-books
Qualifications and awards
BA Classics
Experience
Freelance since 2009; sub-editor, Courier Media Group, 1998–2001, 2008–09; healthcare journalist, Wellards Academy, 2004–07; sub-editor, The English Garden, 2001–04
Recent training
Copy-editing Mentoring (SfEP) 2016, Fiction Development Day (SfEP) 2016, Copy-editing 2: Progress (SfEP) 2016, Copy-editing by distance learning (Publishing Training Centre) 2015
Recent clients
Bloodhound Books, civil service, Eonic, independent authors
Subjects
Crafts (embroidery, needlecraft, sewing), education (e-learning), fiction (adult, science fiction/fantasy/horror), food and drink (cookery), gardening/horticulture, history (ancient Greek, ancient Roman), language (writing skills), media studies (electronic/online, web editing/writing, blogging, newspapers), philosophy (ancient), literature (classical Greek, Latin), personal development (pregnancy and childbirth), sciences (popular), sports (walking), medicine (National Health Service)
Featured
I am an editor and writer with experience in a variety of settings including book publishing, websites, e-learning and consumer and B2B media. I am available for short-term projects calling for a diligent and creative wordsmith with technical skills and a passion for high quality pages. I am a keen reader and writer of crime, speculative fiction and fantasy and I kept a daily blog for ten years.
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Disclaimer note
The CIEP Directory of Editorial Services should be considered a point of first contact and prospective clients must satisfy themselves that members are capable of the work on offer. The Institute cannot be held responsible for the quality of work provided by any member listed in the directory. The members themselves are responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of their entries in the Directory and the CIEP has not made any attempt to vet them. The institute cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in the Directory. Inclusion in the Directory as a freelance does not necessarily mean that the member is self-employed as defined by HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Work and Pensions.