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“FINALLY! A real critique that will actually help me progress! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this and not just tinkering at the margins. So awesome.” — Marta Lindsey, author of Little Gray’s Great Migration
"Line Editing has been by far the most useful writing class I have ever taken. You've given me fresh eyes on my work. Thank you so much for your good coaching." — Sandy Farley, participant in Line Editing Your MG and YA Novel, via Highlights
"Your editorial comments are fantastic and helped me bring my manuscript to the next level. So insightful and very much appreciated!" — Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, author of the Guardian Herd series and a forthcoming YA thriller
“You braved a first draft for which I am deeply grateful. Your editorial letter is full of generous, supportive, and instructive feedback. It's invaluable.”— Alexandra Giardino, author of Ode to an Onion
- Proofreading: clean copy ready for submittal or self-publishing
- Manuscript critique: an editorial letter on your story
- Line editing of 20 pages: craft comments to train your editorial eye
“FINALLY! A real critique that will actually help me progress! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this and not just tinkering at the margins. So awesome.” — Marta Lindsey, author of Little Gray’s Great Migration
"Line Editing has been by far the most useful writing class I have ever taken. You've given me fresh eyes on my work. Thank you so much for your good coaching." — Sandy Farley, participant in Line Editing Your MG and YA Novel, via Highlights
"Your editorial comments are fantastic and helped me bring my manuscript to the next level. So insightful and very much appreciated!" — Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, author of the Guardian Herd series and a forthcoming YA thriller
“You braved a first draft for which I am deeply grateful. Your editorial letter is full of generous, supportive, and instructive feedback. It's invaluable.”— Alexandra Giardino, author of Ode to an Onion