
Basic Package
(Proofreading)
$1,000
What is it?
The Basic Package focuses on grammatical editing, including punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure. You will also receive basic feedback on the plot to help keep your story on track. This package includes edits for up to 100,000 words and delivery within 30 days. Option for additional words or express delivery for a fee.
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Is this the best option for me?
Proofreading is ideal for authors who have already completed multiple rounds of editing and revisions and/or are confident in the structure and content of their manuscript. It's perfect for those looking for a final polish before publication or submission and just need a pair of professional eyes to comb through their work.
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What types of edits are included?
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Confusing phrasing
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Consistent tense
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Passive vs. active voice
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Dialogue structure & formatting
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Dialogue tags vs. action tags
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Spelling, grammar, and punctuation
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Deletion or alteration of repetitive words
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Word choice (repetitiveness)
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Inconsistencies in writing/spelling
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Unnecessary words
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Feedback via in-line comments​​​

Standard Package
(Line Editing)
$1,200
The Standard Package includes comprehensive grammatical editing, detailed feedback on plot and character development, and suggestions for revisions to improve narrative flow and coherence. With this package, you will receive updates from me throughout the editing process. It includes edits and revisions for up to 100,000 words and delivery within 45 days. Option for additional words or express delivery for a fee.
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Is this the best option for me?
Line editing, also known as stylistic editing, focuses on improving the readability and flow of the manuscript. Line edits are suitable for authors who have a solid structure and content but want to refine their writing style and ensure clarity and coherence. This step of the process should be completed after ARC/Beta readers. If you add material to your manuscript as a result of these edits, you will receive a discount on a final proofread of your work prior to publishing.
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What types of edits are included?
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Line editing (also known as copy editing)
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Sentence structure & flow
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Consistent tense
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Confusing phrasing
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Suggestions on details to include/remove
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Passive vs. active voice
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Dialogue structure & formatting
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Dialogue tags vs. action tags
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Spelling, grammar, & punctuation
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Deletion or alteration of repetitive words
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Suggestions relating to the order of chapters/scenes
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Word choice (repetitiveness)
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Deletion of unnecessary words or lines
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Basic fact-checking (such as brand name spellings, information provided, and historical dates)
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Variation in transitions for smoother flow
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Feedback via in-line comments
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A custom feedback guide with your own common mistakes/errors to help with your revisions and next manuscript
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Check ins throughout the editing process for questions/clarification


Premium Package
(Developmental Editing)
$1,500
The Premium Package offers thorough grammatical editing, in-depth feedback on plot, pacing, and character arcs, and suggestions for improving narrative flow and character development. Additionally, it includes one follow-up session to discuss changes and an additional revision session for newly added material as a result of our follow-up. This package includes edits and revisions for up to 100,000 words and delivery within 60 days. Option for additional words or express delivery for a fee.​​
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Is this the best option for me?
Developmental editing, also known as substantive or structural editing, involves a comprehensive review of the manuscript's content, structure, and overall narrative. This type of editing focuses on the big picture elements, such as plot, character development, pacing, and organization. This package is ideal for authors who have written a first draft but need feedback on the overall structure and content. It's perfect for those looking to strengthen their story's foundation.
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What types of edits are included?
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Analysis of the novel's big picture (including a detailed description of my takeaways on the themes, characters, and plot as a reader to see if it matches your expectations)
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Character(s) analysis
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Plot analysis
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Dialogue flow & believability
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Examination of scene(s)
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Suggestions relating to the order in which the chapters/scenes are presented (if necessary)
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Suggestions on info-dumping, scene setting, and heavy summary
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Assessment of narrative voice and consistency of character
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Analysis and feedback on story’s flow/pacing
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Feedback via in-line comments
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10-20 page editorial letter of full manuscript
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Follow-up meeting (up to one hour) to discuss feedback after you have reviewed in-line comments and editorial letter
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Subsequent line-editing for newly added material as a result of our follow-up