Grammar Girl is a blog featuring articles and podcast episodes about the English language, with an emphasis on history and culture. If you are interested in language, grammar rules, grammar myths, history, or culture, keep listening.

Grammarly focuses on standards and habits for writing in the workplace, with an emphasis on communication in context rather than grammar for the sake of grammar. If you are interested in communication, editing, style, voice, or readability, keep listening.

The Creative Penn, which is run by thriller author and self-publishing expert Joanna Penn, focuses on how to make sustainable decisions as an independent creative and features weekly interviews with guest authors. If you are interested in sustainability, entrepreneurship, creative business, self-publishing, or learning strategies, keep listening.

The Write Life provides a variety of resources for professional writers who are interested in working with clients, creating personal and guest blog content, publishing their work traditionally or independently, improving their writing (across multiple genres), and marketing their books or services through an author platform. If you are interested in freelance writing, blogging, publishing strategies, the writing craft, or author platforms, keep listening.

Writer’s Digest provides information to and serves a community-building function for writers interested in building their skill set and getting published. If you are interested in writing, editing, grammar, publishing, or inspiration, keep listening.

In this blog post, I feature a roundup of my favorite websites focused on editing and publishing. I highlight five resources: The Write Life, Grammarly, The Creative Penn, Writer’s Digest, and Grammar Girl.