About the editor
Nancy Kay Clark, publisher and editor of ezine CommuterLit.com, is an award-winning writer and editor based in Toronto, Canada. She has worked with both non-fiction (magazine) and fiction writers in a career that spans 20 years.
Writing Awards:
Finalist in the Writers’ Union of Canada’s Postcard Story Writing Contest.
1 Gold and 1 other Nomination at the National Magazine Awards
2 Gold and 3 Silver in the Canadian Business Press Kenneth R. Wilson Awards
Editing Highlights:
1 Gold and 1 other Nomination at the National Magazine Awards
What her clients have to say
“Nancy Kay Clark edited part of my novel [in progress]. She cared about making my story better and has the skills to make it better. She provided me with helpful advice on tone, voice and character motivation and development. Also, while copy editing my manuscript she knew how to keep my voice intact and edited my novel with an open mind.” — Jenny Zhou
“Nancy Kay Clark edited a number of my short stories and is currently working on my latest untitled novel. Every text that I have shared with Nancy benefited from her professionalism, invaluable assistance and guidance. She is dedicated, responsible and supportive. Nancy is a writer herself, which allows her to understand your text. She is very proficient at locating inconsistencies, gaps and other technical mistakes in your text. At the proof-editing stage, she makes the utmost effort to adhere to the original text. I have worked with Nancy for the past four years and I find her assistance very constructive, integral and beneficial. — Altug Cakmakci
“One way of finding out what experts will think about your manuscript is to let another expert read it. And I just happened to know one. I have grown to greatly admire and respect Nancy Kay Clark’s work. I asked her to assess my novel in progress. The manuscript was back in the specified time and Nancy was nice about communicating to me some of her toughest comments, so I did not get offended. I followed Nancy’s advice.” — John Maar (his novel, The Drums Cried will be published by Bookland Press in December 2010)
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