Copy editing is the best way to ensure a final product meets the author's standards and intentions. It's a must for self-publishing authors who want their work to come across as polished and professional.

I'll make changes to your document directly and leave comments along the way, both to explain edits and suggest further revisions. All changes made in regard to the Chicago Manual of Style and Merriam-Webster dictionary, using Microsoft Word and Track Changes.

Includes one pass, a style sheet, and a brief reader report.

Developmental editing is the best way to tighten your story up and prevent plot holes. This type of edit will strengthen your character development and make sure there are no "sagging" parts of the story that will lose the readers' attention. This is best for 

I'll make comments directly on your document as well as developmental suggestions in between chapters as necessary. I will list any questions a reader may have and formulate a reader's report of the strengths and weaknesses of your manuscript. This edit sometimes involves structural changes like moving, adding, and deleting segments of the story for improvement. All comments will be left using Microsoft Word's Track Changes feature.

Includes two passes, detailed on-manuscript comments, and an extensive reader's report

A professional proofread is the best way to make sure no errors made their way through the copyediting and formating stages of your publication prep. This ensures your book presents the best way possible and that no errors were accidentally introduced during formating. 

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This type of edit is unique in the fact that it is normally done on a pdf, formated ebook, or a sample of the final printed copy of your manuscript. There is flexibility in how this can be done. If you have any questions or a preferred format, please include that in your request to book.

Includes one pass and detailed on manuscript suggestions.