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Andrew Hodges
Fiction Developmental Editor, Andrew Hodges Editing
Polbeth, West Calder, United Kingdom
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Recent work
- A Curious Kind of Magic by Mara Rutherford (Pan Macmillan)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- If You Knew Me by S. P. Miskowski (Thomas & Mercer)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- The Delivery: A Novella by Gregg Hurwitz (Thomas & Mercer)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Listen Closely by Leon Egan (HarperFire)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- When She Was Ours: A Novel by Anna Nordberg (Lake Union)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- The Naysayers by Lisa Steinke and Liz Fenton (Little A)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- The Notorious Virtues by Alwyn Hamilton (Viking)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Prince of the Palisades by Julian Winters (Viking)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- The Fix by Mia Sheridan (Montlake)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Blade by Wendy Walker (Thomas & Mercer)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Call of the Camino: A Novel by Suzanne Redfearn (Lake Union)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Deadstream by Mar Romasco-Moore (Viking)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
and 5 more.
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News from them
Queernorm and Cisnorm Settings in Fiction (opens in a new tab)
July 12, 2026
One big decision to make when drafting your queer fiction novel is whether to set it in a queernorm or cisnorm world, and I recommend you make this decision with intention, as each option has both advantages and drawbacks.
Who Gets to Be Cozy? Thoughts on Cozy Fantasy (opens in a new tab)
May 17, 2026
I recently read Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries, and I have thoughts.
Developmental Editing: Fiction Theory by Sophie Playle—Course Review (opens in a new tab)
February 12, 2026
Disclosure: I received free access to this course for review purposes.
Author Q&A: Do Literary Magazines Edit Your Work? (opens in a new tab)
January 9, 2026
In late 2025, I had my first experience of a bad copyedit (in a technical sense) from a literary magazine.
August 19, 2025
This blog post is packed with tips on how to to navigate the literary magazine space from an editor who writes speculative fiction and translates literary fiction.
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Services on their website
Developmental editing, Line editing, Manuscript assessment
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