There is a popular misconception that an editor can fix anything. Many believe that writing in a structured, coherent, grammatically correct way is unnecessary because a good editor can clean up any mess. That is everything but true. A good editor’s job is not to fix any mess; it’s to make a writer’s work shine. If you leave it up to the editor to make your writing be structured, coherent, and grammatically correct, you will soon lose your voice and purpose. You cannot rely on somebody else to produce quality work.


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