Editors

[Al "Tank"]

Saborni wrote: "Hi

I want to learn editing of books ."

1. Learn the language. Not just the words, but spelling, punctuation, and everything else.

2. Learn the difference between active and passive sentences.

3. Learn to write yourself. If you want to edit novels, you need to be good at writing fiction yourself. If you want to edit reports, you need to know how to write a cogent well-presented report yourself. And yes, the news media has "rules" for presentation that are designed to make it easy for readers to absorb the information.

This isn't something you can learn in a year. It takes a lot of learning, practice, and feedback. And you never stop learning, even after you're good enough to charge for your time.

That's why someone who's graduated as an English major, still has a lot to learn before they can edit the work of others.

[Kirsty]

Hi everyone. My partner and I run KC Book Proofs. We provide our services to all authors of fiction, regardless of length or genre, who require proofing services in order to self publish. This includes editing. Extremely low-cost too. Check out our website:

http://kcbookproofs.weebly.com/

[Al "Tank"]

Copy Editing:

I have an opening for one ms in March. If you need a story edit (content edit) first, I can refer you.

First come, first served.

Send a direct message via Goodreads. [https://www.goodreads.com/message/new...]
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Retired chief copy editor for AKW Books. Prefer science fiction, but I'm used to just about everything. No porn, please.

Competitive price quotes available.

[James]

OK thanks, but right now I have nothing to edit, my 2 books have been published, one by a paper publisher & the other by Createspace. James Kraus

[Chelo]

I've been editing casually for more than two decades, but I've just started taking on clients professionally. I do developmental, line edits, or strict proofreading. 1000-word free sample to all new customers.

Interested? I am booked for the next three weeks, but have an offer that's open to any new customers on my Facebook page. Feel free to stop by:

www.facebook.com/chizzypress

[D.M.]

The Gardener of Nahi

Hello.... I am nearing completion of my second novel, and I'm wondering if there are any editorial services out there for synopsis creation and query letter creation. I'm not looking for editing services of the work itself; rather, an editor who can read the work, and create sample a sample synopsis and query letter which I can use during the agent submission process.

My upcoming novel is called The Perihelion, the genre is Speculative Fiction, and it's written from multiple POVs, which will add some complexity to the synopsis. For more information, visit www.dmwozniak.com.

Regards,
Dave

[Erika]

Hi Everyone,
I am taking on projects for the end of March and beginning of April. Please take a look at my website!
http://verbatimetliteratim.weebly.com/

[Maho]

Nadia wrote: "Hi there!

I'm looking for something a little bit specific that I haven't found anywhere else, so let's see if I'm lucky this time.

First of all, I'm not interested in hiring the services of any ..."

Hello, Nadia, I have a similar situation, I'm also a native spanish speaker and thus I translated my book to english myself, but I'm still not quite sure about the grammar so I was thinking to look for english Beta readers, perhaps you could do the same.

[Al "Tank"]

Copy Editing

I've got room for one manuscript in March.

First come, first served.

Send me a private Goodreads note.

Please: no hard porn, zombies, or vampires (they're sooo passe').

[Crystal]

Greetings,

I'm now offering FAST high-quality editing for a LOW cost over at https://www.fiverr.com/chbuyer. I have 3 years of experience in editing and I've edited for websites, articles, journals, books, and over 100 student papers.

If you're just looking for a copy editor who also provides comments and suggestions for content, you can contact me through email at holdefer18@gmail.com. When you do, attach the document you want me to have locked at, provide me with information about the project, what you want me to do, and what your deadline is, and I'll send you back an email with my rate.

If you want to make sure I'm the right editor for you, I'm all too happy to provide samples of my work.

[Hal]

Hello:
Is the book you're writing as good as it can be? I'd like to help you make it the best book you can produce.

Books I have edited have been published by Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, University of Texas and elsewhere, and been favorably reviewed by The New York Times. I work with first-time authors and those with a lot of experience. I'm the former executive editor of Orion magazine, where a memoir article I edited was nominated for a National Magazine Award. I'm the author of three published nonfiction books (I've won some awards for those), and am currently working on a crime novel.

Enough about me! I want to hear about you and your book. I provide developmental editing, structural editing and line editing services. I will look at your book for no charge and we'll settle on a price before I start (I work by the project, not by the word). See more about me, my work, and what my authors say at www.halclifford.com. Contact me at hal@halclifford.com.

[[deleted user]]

Hi all!

I love working with and helping new authors! I offer alpha/beta reading services, proofreading services, copy editing, line editing and more at less than half the cost of traditional editing houses!

Website: http://editing.drappiertech.com/
Email: editor@drappiertech.com

I look forward to working with you and helping you make your manuscript the very best it can be! :)

[Nikki]

Hi, guys! I'm an indie author and the head editor over at Metamorphosis editing services. We pride ourselves on providing affordable and professional editing for authors! We edit everything from small to large, fiction, non fiction, poetry, blog posts, and more! Please take a second to check out our website and email us with any questions. : )

Email: Metamorphosiseditingservice@gmail.com
Website: http://metamorphosiseditingservices.b...

[Lindsey]

Hi everyone!

My name is Lindsey and I own Exact Edits. I offer editing and proofreading for fiction and non-fiction writers. I also offer web content strategy.

I hold a BA degree in creative writing from Western State Colorado University, and a Copyediting Certificate from the University of California, San Diego. I have over 10 years of experience editing a variety of documents, from novels to travel guides to websites.

My goal, as an editor, is to be your reader's advocate. By helping you polish your words in a way that creates clarity, coherency, consistency, and correctness, we are able to work together to ensure your readers have an enjoyable experience when they're holding your hard work in their hands.

Please visit my website for more information: http://www.exactedits.com/home.html

Or you can email me with any questions you might have: editor@exactedits.com

Happy writing!

"Lindsey Nelson has been my editor for over a decade, and I would not have been able to publish two successful books without her. Lindsey not only has the careful, attentive eye of a meticulous editor, but she also has the intuition to understand where the author wants to go with his or her story. She has an undeniable enthusiasm for the English language. I can only hope that Lindsey will be my editor for at least another decade, and many more books." -Luke Mehall, author & publisher

[Sarina]

N.R. wrote: "Hello, I’m N. R. Champagne, independent book editor. Right now I'm taking submissions for May with 1/2 off my usual editing rates for those contacting me through this discussion.

I'm a fully quali..."

I would like to take advantage of this offer. I have a manuscript of 75,000 words/genre Vintage Romance set in mid to late 1960's. I see that you will send me a free sample. contact me at sarinarose2010@outlook.com
Sarina Rose

[Ruth]

Throwing my hat in the ring, actually it is a return to book editing for me. My first love is a good story, that is why I enjoy working with authors to help bring their story to life. My focus is on fiction ranging from YA to literature, but my favorite genres include African American lit, mysteries and thrillers.

Feel free to reach out to me at info4ruth@yahoo.com with EDITING in the headline for more info. I am happy to review up to five pages of your book, giving us both an opportunity to determine if it is a good fit.

[Al "Tank"]

I just saw a post (elsewhere) from some "editor" who's promising the moon. Just sign up with me and I'll get you published and turn you into a best-selling author.

If s/he can do that, why the heck is s/he working as an editor instead of becoming a best-selling author and making some real money?

As is usual in the writing game, there are sharks out there who prey on the "wanna be"s. They take their money, then move on to the next sucker.

Let's get this straight: only YOU can create a best-selling book! A "story" (content) editor can help you by re-arranging scenes and perhaps improving them. A copy editor can punch up sentences and fix grammar problems. But if YOUR story doesn't resonate with the buying public, all you'll have is the best version of a "non starter" or a mid-list book that you can create.

Yes, you need those extra pairs of eyes. But don't be fooled into thinking that editors have a magic wand that can turn everything into gold. We don't have that power.

[Al "Tank"]

So quick to take offense and fly off the handle.

What makes you think I was writing about you? Guilty conscience? I see nothing in your posts that come close to fitting the problem I was pointing out.

The individual I referred to posted in a different thread, not this one. His post was full of grand promises that no editor can make happen (at least not outside the fantasy world), not you, not me, not anyone.

So be careful about slinging assertions around. Yes, we can point out problems. Yes we can correct grammar and such. But NONE of us can guarantee a best seller just because we waved our magic wand over a manuscript.

If you'd seen that post, I would hope you would have pointed out the shortcomings in it as well instead of attacking the messenger. When someone scams authors like that, all honest editors suffer from the bad publicity.

Now, go back to your corner and reevaluate your attack plan.

[Katie-bree]

Hi Everyone! If you want your writing polished to perfection then you’ve come to the right place. My name is Katie-bree and I’m a freelance Editor. I’m here to ensure that your work is published in a way that portrays your author’s voice while reading as smoothly as possible. In other words, I dot your i’s and cross your t’s so that you can focus on what you do best … writing a fantastic story! My services include the following:

Critique Evaluations - this is where I read through your story highlighting any potential problem areas and assessing the overall readability. It is similar to a beta-read only more in depth. Generally I attempt to send you updates throughout the read-through and an overall report at the end, however I can alter the correspondence in virtually any way that suits you.

Developmental Editing – This is performed while your work is still young. Here, I will collaborate with you to ensure your manuscript develops with the intention, voice and style that you seek to obtain. I make suggestions on readability, character development, content, use of dialogue and sensory description, narrative voice, pacing, and language. I will work with you answering any queries and brainstorming whenever you require it. I do not correct grammar or spelling at this stage as it is too early in the process to do so correctly.

Structural Editing/Copy Editing – A Structural Edit is similar to a Developmental Edit only it is performed when you have a manuscript already near completion. I focus on refining your writing, re-ordering and restructuring in order to tighten the story and improve readability, clarity and accuracy. I alert you to any inconsistencies regarding plot, character development and speech. I assist you with your language usage and in creating believable dialogue and plotline. Copy Editing is basically line editing and it corrects grammar, punctuation, spelling, word usage, etc. I will suggest alternative words or sentences if I believe they will work towards your purposes better. Generally I do both of the above edits together, if you are happy with this arrangement and time permits, as the two often go hand in hand and, quite frankly, I can’t ignore a spelling mistake if I see one. Obviously though, if you only want one or the other completed I can do this for you too.

Proofreading – I do offer proofreading services as well which is basically a final run through of your manuscript at its completion to ensure there are no obvious errors and that the mark ups from editing have been applied. I do not like to proofread something that I have just edited however as I am usually too close to the work to perform the proofread correctly.

My work is usually marked up on Track Changes so that I can leave comments/feedback throughout your story and I can guarantee that I will work with you all the way, answering any questions you may have. Please keep in mind though that I make the suggestions; it is ultimately your work and you will always have the final say. Before we commence with any edit I will ask for you to provide me with a sample of 10-20 pages from the middle of your manuscript depending on the length of your work. I will edit this and then return it to you so that you may see my results. If you’re satisfied I will give you a quote and then we can schedule a date. You will receive from me a letter of agreement and an invoice for half the payment with the other half paid at completion. Unlike some other services I prefer to stay in touch with you throughout the edit and collaborate with you fully. Prices do vary on the amount of work to be performed and the edit type chosen however range from 0.002-0.005c per word. *If after consulting your sample I believe the work will require more than the given price ranges suggest then I will notify you. Although I can focus on one area separately, I also offer fantastic discounts for package deals, which I’m happy to quote for you. So, what are you waiting for? If you want to arrange an edit or you have any further questions please email me at deathsdownindixie@gmail.com. I look forward to talking to you soon. And remember, don’t let a simple spelling mistake stand in the way of you being published!!

[R.F.G.]

Al wrote: "So quick to take offense and fly off the handle.

What makes you think I was writing about you? Guilty conscience? I see nothing in your posts that come close to fitting the problem I was pointing ..."

Al, Thank you for pointing out the problem with the anonymous editor who promised too much.

[Al "Tank"]

Amanda, I'm afraid that you can't prosecute anyone for offering "the moon" until they fail to deliver. That means that a "victim" will have to carry that particular ball. The particular individual is symptomatic of some who promise more than they can possibly deliver and in doing so, make all editors suspect -- you and me included.

I'm not out to get a particular person, but rather to educate authors so they don't get scammed. Nor was I "fishing" for customers (I'm busy right now).

I've not attacked you, and your visceral un-Christian hatred for me seems out of place. I pray you find peace and a desire to read more carefully before you have a knee-jerk reaction to destroy someone else's career.

Best wishes in your career.

[Al "Tank"]

R.F.G. wrote: "Al, Thank you for pointing out the problem with the anonymous editor who promised too much"

My pleasure. Most editors are well-intentioned and some are downright "super talents". If you're an author, I hope you work with one of the "super" types. If an editor, I wish you success and happy clients.

[R.F.G.]

Al wrote: "My pleasure. Most editors are well-intentioned and some are downright "super talents". If you're an author, I hope you work with one of the "super" types. If an editor, I wish you success and happy clients. "

I'm an author, and for the most part I can slog through my own editing once I've set the work aside for a while -- plus I don't have a budget for such.

But as you've mentioned, there are those who promise the moon and stars to those who hope to catch a break. Unfortunately it's a case of the overly hopeful getting gulled, much like authors getting spammed with the adverts for "Get Traditionally Published -- Packages Starting As Low As $999".

[Dwayne]

R.F.G. wrote: "I'm an author, and for the most part I can slog through my own editing..."

You do your own editing? Why, that's unheard of! Don't you know you're not supposed to do that? (I do my own, too. Just makes me chuckle when people get upset over it... usually editors).

[R.F.G.]

Dwayne wrote: "You do your own editing? Why, that's unheard of! Don't you know you're not supposed to do that? (I do my own, too. Just makes me chuckle when people get upset over it... usually editors). "

I do most of my own first-aid (like setting my nose after it was broken), ad hoc carpentry, car repairs, masonry work, forge work (swords and knives), and the list goes on.

I won't do my own dental work.

[Al "Tank"]

Self-editing is hard, but possible if you have an eye for minute detail (I'm talking copy editing). Being on a budget of almost nothing is a bummer, but you'll not spend more than your eventual sales (as some do).

You seem to be going about it the right way. Setting it aside and forgetting it for a month or so is a great way to clear your mind enough to approach the work dispassionately when you get back.

If you have a friend or two who will volunteer to go over it for errors, that can help too (depending upon the grammar skills of the friends). And they may discover some logical problems that you missed.

The best way I know to do this on a budget is to join a peer-to-peer writer's workshop (there may be a small dues fee, but it shouldn't be much). You end up editing each others' stuff. You'll be surprised how much you can learn from working other people's manuscripts.

Next best cheap fix is to trade editing with one or two other writers you trust.

[Al "Tank"]

Forge work! Now I'm REALLY impressed!

[R.F.G.]

Al wrote: "Forge work! Now I'm REALLY impressed!"

My father taught me I'd better know how to do everything I possibly could myself as I'd likely never get rich, and he was right.

I'm slowly getting my hammer hand back in shape (after a sagittal band tear), but once Wife and I are out in the country I'll be setting up another forge along with a small anvil. I prefer bronze, but steel is okay.

[Al "Tank"]

Sounds like you're ready for just about anything up to a complete breakdown of society.

Is that, by any chance, what you write about?

[R.F.G.]

Al wrote: "Sounds like you're ready for just about anything up to a complete breakdown of society.

Is that, by any chance, what you write about?"

Actually, I normally don't write about the complete breakdown of society, at least not ours as it is currently. Breakdowns in future settings, due to war and so forth, I have a bit of that.

I do have one novel sort of along those breakdown lines I need to finish, once I get a few other things done.

I tend to feel that the bodice-ripping/dystopian/utopian/apocalyptic/zombie/vampire/werewolf/perfect kid/perfect adult/why-am-I-misunderstood themes have been a bit overworked.

[R.F.G.]

Charles wrote: "You left out the vampires fighting over the underage girl."

Since there are enough people who don't comprehend the concept of Age of Consent or how it varies by jurisdiction, I didn't feel like opening that particular can of annelids. Underage is relative to context, i.e.: era, culture, position in society, and so forth.

[Charles]

Yeah I deleted it after I thought about it, and you did say vampires and bodice ripping so I felt it was ultimately redundant.

Sorry, but cans of worms are my specialty. :D

[R.F.G.]

Charles wrote: "Yeah I deleted it after I thought about it, and you did say vampires and bodice ripping so I felt it was ultimately redundant.

Sorry, but cans of worms are my specialty. :D"

It's all good, as I open a few of those canned annelids myself. Though I think it is laughable how many people confuse things like Legal Age of Majority with Legal Age of Culpability and Legal Age of Consent regardless of era, culture, and so on.

Since I didn't specify vampires and nubile teenaged females, it wasn't so redundundundant as all that. I also forgot to mention cannibals, ghouls, pole-dancers, and ballerinas. How about a bodice-ripping pole-dancing were-leopard living in utopian post-apocalyptic suburbia with the perfect family.

Back to editing.

[Al "Tank"]

If you write one of those vampire/zombie monstrosities and fall into money, please DON'T send it to me :-D

Like you, I'm sick to death of even seeing the covers on these things and never liked them in the first place. I suspect their time is about over and we make way for the next fad (whatever that might be). Dystopian Apocalyptic seems to be still going (witness the "Wool" series), but even that seems to be running out of steam.

Maybe it will start all over and we'll go retro to the Jules Verne and E. E. "Doc" Smith era?

[R.F.G.]

Al wrote: "If you write one of those vampire/zombie monstrosities and fall into money, please DON'T send it to me :-D

Like you, I'm sick to death of even seeing the covers on these things and never liked the..."

Al,

I don't ever expect to fall into money from my writing. If you want to see what I write (gratis for e-copy) or if you prefer low-cost paper back message me and I'll send you a direct link.

I've read Verne, E.E. "Doc" Smith, Norton, Zenna Henderson, Alistair MacLean, and a host of other older authors, so my style would fit more with theirs.

As for fads, I've got too much going on to even attempt to follow them -- guess I got old when I wasn't looking.

[Al "Tank"]

Trying to follow a fad means just that: you FOLLOW. By the time you get there, the world may have moved on.

Write what stirs your passions and you'll produce a much better work. Then, when the fads get around to your little corner of the world, you'll have the perfect product to offer them.

I'd love to see an eCopy of something you wrote. You can get in touch with me here: https://alkalarediting.wordpress.com/... The site itself is under construction, but the contact form works and saves us the spam you get when you post your email address in clear.

[Brian]

R.F.G. wrote: "Al wrote: "My pleasure. Most editors are well-intentioned and some are downright "super talents". If you're an author, I hope you work with one of the "super" types. If an editor, I wish you succes..."

RFG,

You probably have a lot more experience than me, but it's going to be a long time, if ever, before I put out anything without hiring an editor first.

I truly thought that I was wasting my money when I sent the 4th draft of my debut novel to an editor. I was completely sure she'd change a couple of words around but otherwise just tell me how awesome the book was.

A year and half and a complete rewrite later, I'm almost back to that point. No way I'm taking the chance that I'm just as delusional as I was the last time.

Brian

[R.F.G.]

Brian wrote: "RFG,

You probably have a lot more experience than me, but it's going to be a long time, if ever, before I put out anything without hiring an editor first.

I truly thought that I was wasting my money when I sent the 4th draft of my debut novel to an editor. I was completely sure she'd change a couple of words around but otherwise just tell me how awesome the book was.

A year and half and a complete rewrite later, I'm almost back to that point. No way I'm taking the chance that I'm just as delusional as I was the last time.

Brian"

Brian,

I started my first scribblings back in the 1970s, got more serious about them in the mid-1990s, and then in 2005 wrote my first two novels (in two and three weeks respectively) on weekends or once I was home from work. Someone else edited both novels, I went through and made the advised revisions, went through them both again before publishing, and still had a few different readers point things out.

I can't say I have more experience than you, or that my work is any better, but I visualize my work before I start, let the characters tell me their stories, then I write their words. I do a rough draft, then after I've set it aside for a while I'll go through chasing bugs and critters.

The novel I'm editing now is longer than the first two combined, took longer to write, and an author who has won awards said it looked to be fairly well-written, especially for a somewhat rough draft.

Is my work awesome? No. Will my work win awards? Other than a Silver Rodent for five or fewer minor typos or errors, the answer is probably not. Will I ever write a best-seller? Again the answer is probably no.

Can I write a decent tale that keeps people reading to the end? Yes. Do I enjoy the work? Yes. Am I delusional? My answer is who isn't delusional in their own way. Then again, it takes a bit of delusion and chutzpah to write something, send it out into the world, and think others will enjoy reading it. Sometimes that mix of delusion and chutzpah works out, sometimes it doesn't.

Apart from that, my budget is zero at present, unless you know an editor willing to take dirty diapers in exchange. Or I could cook, but I doubt any editor would want to eat the meal after it was shipped and on the road a few days. Each of us has to deal with the context we're set in.

[Al "Tank"]

How to Keep Your Editing Costs Down

Editors charge in two ways: a flat per-word published rate and a rate estimated on the time it will take to work your manuscript.

The per-word folks generally keep their rate high enough to handle messy assignments. If your manuscript is a disaster, you may as well shop for a "per-word" editor (who is hopefully good enough to handle your problems).

But if you want to hoard your financial resources, you can shop for a "time-driven" editor. But first:

Clean up your manuscript to the best of your ability. This includes:
-Check the flow of the story. Does it start out "running" or is there a big info-dump you have to fix? Does it keep moving and not bog down? Are there any logical inconsistencies? And so on.
-Look for hackneyed phraseology and fix it. Tom Swifties? Weak sentence structure? Passive verbs? Weak action verbs?
-the normal grammar and punctuation problems. The best way to handle this is to lay your ms aside for a month or two, then go back to make a "grammar pass".
-Anything else you can do to polish your manuscript.

THEN pitch the editor(s) and get a quote.

I'll be back, in a week or so, with more definitive ideas that should help you produce the best story you can.

[Al "Tank"]

A.M. wrote: "Three new author sign-ups this week! Thanks to all who commented on the website! http://nextlevelfictionediting.com"

Congrats!

[Kelly]

I am now booking editing slots for the upcoming months. I provide an affordable, professional editing service. All authors receive a free sample edit of 2,000 words, which is used to determine the editing rate and give you a hands-on example of my work.

My rates are $1.20 - $2.00 per page (250 words = one page, per publishing industry standards).

I'm happy to answer any questions you might have about the editing process. I hope you might consider me when you are in the process of selecting an editor that is a good fit for you and your book.

*Note* All military service members (past and present) and their immediate family members receive a 10% discount on editing services.

In addition to providing editing services, I also promote authors on Facebook and my blog (cover reveals, sales, book buy links, and more), and share author resources, writing tips, and grammar tips.

To learn more about me and my editing services, please visit my website at editing.xterraweb.com.

If you have any questions, you may message me here on Goodreads or via e-mail at editor@xterraweb.com.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/XterraWeb

[Marco]

i would like to find and editor in italian language, if someone reads it write me back :)

[Blue]

Hi All,

I'm a freelance editor who offers critiquing, proof-reading and copy-editing services. Each service has different prices and will be subject to case-by-case pricing, depending on the amount of work that will be needed.

On average however the services cost;

Critiquing - £10 per hour
Proof-reading - £18 per hour
Copy-Editing - £20 per hour

You can find more details about the services here; http://fayerogers.co.uk

Or you can e-mail me at faye@fayerogers.co.uk

I do provide a service to UK and US authors, only work with English Language books and can look at books in any genre and category.

Faye

[Emmanuel]

Hey guys!

Here's a quick message to present you Reedsy! We are building a community of top publishing professionals (editors, illustrators and soon marketers) to work with authors: https://reedsy.com/

Reedsy is very curated: so far, 300 amazing publishing professionals selected among 6,000 applications. They are coming from the best publishing houses with hundreds of bestsellers in their portfolios. Here are some of them:

Editors:
Jane Friedman: https://reedsy.com/jane-friedman
Rebecca Heyman: https://reedsy.com/rebecca-heyman
Kiele Raymond: https://reedsy.com/kiele-raymond
Averill Buchanan: https://reedsy.com/averill-buchanan
Tom Flood: https://reedsy.com/tom-flood
Richard Sheehan: https://reedsy.com/richard-sheehan
John Hudspith: https://reedsy.com/john-hudspith
Dominick Montalto: https://reedsy.com/dominick-montalto
Harrison Demchick: https://reedsy.com/harrison-demchick

Any thoughts or comments are more than welcome!

Emmanuel

[Al "Tank"]

How to Write a Salable Book or Novel: http://alkalarediting.wordpress.com/h...

This is a 14-part "how to" for developing authors. The articles are short, so you can get through them in much less than an hour. But instead, take your time and absorb the information.

If you want to keep your editing costs down, you need to do as much as you can to produce a clean manuscript. This will help.

The site is loaded with other articles that will help you to improve your writing. Just read down the right column and click on articles that interest you.

[Kristine]

I offer a fast edit service with testimonials on my site. Edits are affordable and come with reviews, with the option of interviews and guest posts. All information can be found on my site:
http://www.theschwartzreviews.ca

[Sandhya]

I am looking for an editor who has worked on book published with top publishers. The services I am looking for - proof editing, deep editing(syntax correction), fact checking. This is ongoing assignment for novel, blogs and articles.
pls get in touch with me at - sandhya0019@yahoo.com

[Katie-bree]

Teresa wrote: "When it's time to get an editor:
When you're not only over it, but your writing buddy won't answer your emails and your group wants to talk about THEIR books for a change.
When you're actually rea..."
Hi Teresa,

I'm actually an editor myself but I read your post here and loved it! Fantastically written :))

Katie-bree.

[Karlie]

I am actively recruiting new authors.

I have an introductory rate of $0.0027 a word and an even steeper discount for authors working on a series.
Payment are accepted in installments if needed.

I give free samples of any ten pages (roughly 2,750 words) of your choice.

Contact me direct at drdemarse@gmail.com

[Kristine]

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