The most basic level of editing, proofreading or copy-editing focuses solely on correcting grammar, punctuation, spelling, and other minor errors.

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Formatting consists of correcting spacing, size, indentations, page breaks, etc. to ensure that your book will look beautiful in both print and e-book formats across all publishing platforms.

Line editing is the most popular service requested by authors, as it involves making improvements to flow, clarity, dialogue, language, and tone, as well as basic proofreading.

If you have a bad case of writer's block, or you're a new author and need a little guidance, coaching can help jump-start the creative process and give you a roadmap on how to proceed.

Since developmental editing can take place at any point in the writing process, it's difficult to price per word. This type of editing can help with pacing, plot or character development, and structure and organization.

Beta readers are a dime a dozen, but if you're looking for more substantial feedback than, "I liked it," then you're in the right place. I'll provide you with a detailed critique, highlighting what works and what needs improvement.