Services

Thoughtful support for every stage of your writing

From a quick proofread to a full manuscript analysis, each service is designed to strengthen your craft and help you move forward with confidence.

Consult

Talk it through, one to one.

A virtual meeting with your creative consultant to talk through your project, your goals, and the support that would help most.

First half-hour free, then $30 per follow-up session

Proof

Grammar and mechanics, polished.

A grammar and mechanics review only. Your manuscript is returned with tracked changes.

$0.01 / word

Format

Ready for publication.

Preparing your finished manuscript for publication — formatting only, no proofing. Your manuscript is returned with tracked changes.

$0.015 / word

Analysis

A deep read and a written report.

A comprehensive review of your manuscript delivered as a written report. No changes are made to the manuscript itself.

$0.02 / word

Edit

Comprehensive, with suggestions.

A comprehensive review with suggestions. Your manuscript is returned with tracked changes and suggestions for improving phrasing, flow, and story or concept elements.

$0.025 / word

Manuscript services are priced per word, so your total depends on length. Not sure of your word count, or which service fits? Reach out — the first half-hour of consultation is free.

Proof — a sample

Grammar and mechanics only, returned as tracked changes. Mock excerpt, shown to illustrate the format.

ItsIt's been three years since she left Harbor Point, and the town still feelfeels the same,; the lighthouse keeps its slow watch over the docks.

Analysis — a sample

A written report on your manuscript — no changes to the text itself. Mock excerpt, shown to illustrate the format.

Structure

The first three chapters do quiet, effective work: we know what Mara wants and what it will cost her. Chapter four covers the same emotional beat twice — consider folding those two scenes into one.

Character

Mara's voice is distinct and consistent. Her brother reads flatter by comparison; one scene of genuine disagreement would give him a shape of his own.

Edit — a sample

Tracked changes plus suggestions for phrasing, flow, and story. Mock excerpt, shown to illustrate the format.

She walked quicklyhurried down the corridor, very aware that the letter was stillsat unopened in her coat pocket.

Editor's note: consider opening the chapter here — this is where the tension truly begins.

How it works

Simple from the first hello

1

Reach out

Tell me about your project and where you are with it.

2

Find the fit

We talk through the support that will help most — no pressure.

3

Begin the work

We start, and your project moves forward with clarity.

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