by cascadia editors | Jan 13, 2026 | Blog
I’ve been working in academic journal editing for so long that sometimes I forget how much of the process is obscure, even to senior scholars. So we’ll take a brief walk-through of the behind-the-submissions-door activities of the independent academic journal...
by cascadia editors | Apr 17, 2025 | Blog
Exactly how much does editing help a writer when submitting a manuscript? This is a question that dogs both writers and editors. We editors want to know how much we can help. Well, according to a recent study titled “Writing Matters” by Jan Feld, Corinna...
by cascadia editors | Mar 4, 2025 | Blog
We’re thrilled to (finally!) introduce Jessica Hemming, the newest member of our Collective. Not wasting any time, Jessica has already taken on several editing projects since joining us. Curious about the work she does? So were we! Cascadia Editors co-founder Judith...
by cascadia editors | Jan 8, 2025 | Blog
One of the greatest forces for change in the modern world was the Reformation, the splitting of western Christian Europe into Catholics and Protestants. One of the greatest conflagrations of this change was the Thirty Years War, a disaster that lead to the deaths of...
by cascadia editors | Aug 12, 2024 | Blog
In the March issue of Frontier Tales, the online Western fiction magazine, you’ll find J. Daniel Camacho’s excellent short story “West of Eminence.” This is Camacho’s first publication in the Western genre, a piece of short fiction that...
