Eric Hubler

Nonfiction has been my thing since college, when I was reading Joan Didion, Ryszard Kapuściński, Philip Caputo, Tom Wolfe, and Hunter S. Thompson. I was a feature writing intern at The Washington Post and The Boston Globe and a staff reporter at The Denver Post before getting into long-form editing as a staff writer/editor with an education nonprofit. I have also been a newspaper and wire service copy editor.

As a full-time freelancer, the moment I take on a gig, it becomes the most important thing on my calendar and you become my most important client ever! I’ll provide a free sample edit so you can see if my skills meet your needs. Options include copyediting, developmental critique, stylistic editing, structural editing, line editing, academic editing, and proofreading.

I’m a Certified Professional Proofreader and Certified Professional Structural Editor (Editors Canada) and a member of ACES, the Editorial Freelancers Association, and the Apostrophe Protection Society. I have a BA in semiotics from Brown University with credits in Canadian Literature from McGill, and a Master of Nonprofit Management from Regis University. My hobbies are curling, motorcycling, and Scrabble, and I’m a Court-Appointed Special Advocate for Youth.