1. Do you edit all genres?  

 

Yes, I love editing all genres! I have professional experience editing non-fiction books and children's books with National Geographic. I have completed dozens of freelance editing projects many other genres including: self-help, romance, mystery, thrillers, biography, memoir, and historical fiction.

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2. Do you edit writing projects that aren't book manuscripts? 

 

Yes! I am happy to edit all of your writing projects, including full proposals, query letters, blog content, resumes, and essays.

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3. What do you deliver to a client?

 

With proofreading and line-editing options, I will send you two documents upon completing my edit: 1) A version with track changes and comments included, and 2) A “clean” copy with all track changes and comments already accepted. With developmental editing, I will include these two documents plus a separate Word Document with thorough comments, suggestions, and observations about what a publisher may change with your manuscript. 

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4. What format should my manuscript or document be in before sending it over to you for edits? 

 

Please submit a Microsoft word document with 8.5 x 11 standard margins, with the text left-justified. The font size should be 12 point, and I prefer Times New Roman, Calibri, or Arial.

 

5. What should I do if I looked at pricing and my document is over 10,000 words?

 

Please message me with your total word count, and I will get back to you with a price estimate.

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6. How do I know you'll deliver good work? 

 

You can always expect clarity, timeliness, honesty, and professionalism. I only take on projects I have the time and capacity for, and because of that, I can promise to do your project justice and give it the time and attention it deserves. I believe that the best editors are the best communicators.

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