What does an editor do?
A skilled professional editor is the bridge between author and reader, linking the author’s and reader’s frames of reference.
This can range from a simple check for technical errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar (sometimes referred to as “SPAG”), to more in-depth examination of organization, logic, and structural issues. Developmental editing of a work in progress may look at plot holes, characterization inconsistencies, and similar narrative issues.
What doesn’t an editor do?
An editor won’t invent a plot for you, or do your research for you.
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Rates
Rates for editing services vary depending on the level of analysis and editing desired. To discuss your particular project and request a quote, please email a query.
“I was working on the proofs of one of my poems all the morning, and took out a comma. In the afternoon, I put it back again.”
Oscar Wilde
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