Peg Moran brings a wealth of experience to her editing work, primarily with individual writers but also with organizations, including professionals in public relations, printing, and even a dance company.
Peg’s goal as an editor is to help writers clarify their individual voice and navigate challenges they’re facing in their narrative. One of her joys in life is when a book she has edited is published.
Although she has never been a cabdriver, Peg has done all the other typical writer jobs and then some. She has worked in theatrical lighting and the arts, and as a stage manager, hotel clerk, computer programmer, researcher, proofreader, copy-editor, waitress, and bartender.
In 1988, she co-founded Woodrian Editorial, where she edits and critiques manuscripts. She finds she gets as excited about and as involved in the books she edits as she does with her own writing.
Peg also is familiar with the ins and outs of Pitch Week since she was one of the finalists in Pitch Week IV.
She lives in New York City in a fourth-floor walk-up whose bathtub is in the kitchen. Yes, really.