Robin Rauzi is a freelance editor specializing in op-eds, commentary and other forms of nonfiction.
Robin's approach to editing is deeply shaped by her years in print journalism, where it’s the job of an editor to collaborate with writers, copyeditors, page designers and photo editors to produce the most engaging package in service of the reader. Years on a daily newspaper also mean she gets up to speed on new topics in a hurry and can turn things around on a tight deadline.
She was a full-time writer and editor at the Los Angeles Times for 13 years, during which time she worked on the entertainment, travel and opinion desks. Her last role was as an articles editor for the Op-Ed page, work that involved collaborating with activists, academics, politicians and other subject matter experts to craft lively and convincing opinion essays.
She started Get Rauzi Editorial Services in 2009, though also continued to edit intermittently for the Times for the next decade. She has edited scores of corporate white papers and reports, edited books on the farm bill and climate change, worked on multiple creative projects for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, built a few web sites, worked with business leaders and PhD researchers.
She currently runs an online program for personal writing called 40 Days + 40 Writes and is co-host with Kathryn Anne Edwards of the podcast Optimist Economy.
Robin has a BFA in screenwriting from USC and a master’s degree in print journalism from Ohio University. She lives in Los Angeles.
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