Gain a fresh perspective on your work with a professional evaluation. You will receive a report outlining your manuscript’s strengths, areas for improvement and editorial and publication recommendations.
Give your manuscript’s structure and content a clear shape. A structural edit (sometimes called a developmental edit) looks at “big picture” aspects relating to the audience, purpose and medium of the work.
Elevate your voice with clarity, consistency and flow. A stylistic edit examines the manuscript on a paragraph and sentence level, refining the language to best meet your audience’s needs.
Put your work’s best foot forward. Copy editing ensures correctness and consistency in spelling, grammar, punctuation and usage. A copy edit checks that all elements of the manuscript are accurate.
Ensure your digital content is available to all. You will receive a report assessing your document’s visual elements and how your design and language reflects the needs of your audience.
Address targeted concerns. Book a consultation over phone, video call or email. This is a chance to discuss specific concerns and receive practical advice on the writing, editing or publishing process.
Insight and advice for writers, editors and anyone concerned with accessibility in the literary space.
Websites and books on writing, editing and publishing that I find helpful. I will habitually rotate the resources, so check back regularly.
Free resources for writers and editors
I have a certificate in editing from Simon Fraser University. I am also a member of Editors Canada and ACES, through which I continue my professional development. I have over six years’ experience as a professional editor. I am also a member of the Writers Guild of Alberta, through which I continue to engage with current trends in writing and publishing.