Custom story bibles are here!

It’s here, folks. We’ve reached the last three months of the year! For the final stretch of 2021, I’m offering 20% off my Editorial...

You finally found the perfect editor for your book! But then you see that they also have a writing career. And in the same genre as you,...

If it’s your first time working with a freelance book editor, you might not know exactly what you can expect from them. And because...

Do you actually need an editor, or would a ghostwriter suit your needs better?

Do you actually need to credit your editor for working on your book? It's a little more complex than yes or no!

Your editor said it will take three weeks (or more!) to edit your book. Isn't that a bit too long?

On my editorial service pages, you saw the phrase “pricing depends on the complexity of the project.” Here's what that means.

Professional editing can come with quite a price tag! In this post, find some ideas for saving money on your edits.

A lot of newer writers fear bad editing. Fortunately, there are ways you can prevent this from happening to you.

Aren't editors supposed to catch all the mistakes in a book? Let's discuss the reality of editorial accuracy.

New year, new novel! I’m offering 21% off all editorial services when you book by January 21, 2021.

Your potential future editor has asked for a "representative sample" of your novel. What exactly do you send?

Editing is an unregulated profession, so you want to be careful when hiring your editor. Here are six red flags to watch out for.

Manuscript theft is extremely rare, especially among professional editors. In this post, I outline the reasons why.

In this post, I’ll show you exactly how to format your manuscript in Microsoft Word before sending it off to your editor.

You know you need a copyeditor for your novel. I made this handy checklist to help you determine if you're ready for one.

I love style sheets, but you may nave never used one before. This post will show you what style sheets are and why you should have one.

In this post, I’m going to show you what to do when you get your copyedits back from me.

In this post, I show you exactly when you're getting when you ask for a copyedit from me.

Do you really have to edit a book yourself if you're going to pay a professional to do it?

Editors sometimes have wildly different rates for the exact same service. Why does one editor charge so much more (or less) than another?