Assess the manuscript stage
We agree the details, the intended reader, and the scope of this stage.
Editing & Proofreading
More clarity. Still unmistakably you.
Some manuscripts need a stronger structure. Others need a careful sentence-level pass or a final check after layout. We help you choose the right kind of attention for the stage your book is in.
A clearly defined scope
Know what goes into your project.
We begin with the details that matter to your book. Your written proposal confirms the deliverables, quantities, revision rounds, timing, and costs before work begins.
Explore the packagesWhat we can plan together
- A scope matched to your manuscript stage
- Developmental, line, copyediting, or proofreading as agreed
- Tracked edits and an editable clean copy for Word projects
- A style sheet when included in the scope
- Clear editorial questions where your input is needed
How the work takes shape
Care, in every step.
Edit with purpose and care
You review the work at defined milestones and share consolidated feedback.
Review, resolve, and prepare
We resolve the agreed revisions and prepare the specified handoff.
How are the editing levels different?
Developmental editing looks at structure and content. Line editing refines expression. Copyediting checks grammar, usage, and consistency. Proofreading checks remaining errors after editing, often in a laid-out proof.
Will you rewrite my story?
The agreed scope sets the boundaries. We preserve the author’s intention and flag substantive questions instead of silently changing the story.
What file should I send?
An editable Word file is useful for tracked changes. For a final proof, provide the actual laid-out PDF and explain how corrections should be marked.
Other support for your book
Your next chapter starts here.
You bring the story. Let’s work out the next step together.