Safe passages
How three editors created an inclusive environment for working with sexual-assault survivors
BY SUZANNE ALYSSA ANDREW
TRADITIONAL EDITING STANDARDS and practices give editors authority over whose work is published. Editors inluence word choices, tone, sentence clarity, and matters of form and structure. How heavyhanded or collaborative they are with their writers is an individual choice. But as more survivors of sexual assault publish stories and other works about their experiences, a new, more inclusive editorial approach is emerging.
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