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AI can mimic emotion, but it can't feel it. Discover why human judgement remains central to great editing.

The first CIEP Roundtable session considered the perception and reputation of the editorial profession, gaps in how the profession is perceived by the public and what editorial professionals want to be known for, and how practitioners can go about bridging those gaps.

Inside an in-house editorial team – insights, challenges and advice for freelancers working with organisations and charities.

With more people recognising the CIEP and understanding what we do, this year’s Fair marked a clear step forward in visibility and connection.

Why sample edits build trust, confidence and better writer–editor relationships before the full project even begins.

What happens when an editor becomes the client? CIEP member Catriona Turner shares how writing and publishing her memoir reshaped her understanding of trust, objectivity and empathy – and what editorial professionals can learn from experiencing the process as authors themselves.

On 14 February, people around the world celebrate International Book Giving Day – a day dedicated to sharing stories and passing books into new hands.

How editors use introversion as a professional strength, from promotion to connection.

Travel doesn't always begin with a booking or a packed bag. Sometimes, it starts on the page. We spoke to three travel editors from our membership about how words can take readers places.

Hester shares her experience of becoming CIEP vice-chair, along with insights into her role and the profession.

What editorial professionals do, why accuracy and clarity matter, and how editorial standards support quality writing.

Manda reflects on her path to CIEP Council member and what she’s learned along the way.

A practical guide to identifying skill gaps and planning CPD using the CIEP Competency Framework.