Freelance Editors

Everyone, no matter how good, needs an editor. .

If you're traditionally published, hybrid or independently published, an editor can help sharpen and improve your works.

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Types of Editor

Developmental editors work with you throughout the writing process, guiding and molding characters and plot.

Copyeditors look for continuity and errors of fact. They also fix problems of style and grammar.

Proofreaders look for problems of style and grammar.

Freelance Editors


Developmental Editors

Pat Smith halfsweet@wt.net

Story Circle Network's Editorial Service  http://www.storycircleeditorialservice.org/

Blood Red Pencil Editors http://bloodredpencil.blogspot.com

Copy Editors

Cindy Davis cindy@fiction-doctor.com

Laree Bryant LBryant316@aol.com

Jim Thomsen thomsen1965@gmail.com

Chris Roerden http://www.writersinfo.info/nmshome.html

Jeannette de Beauvoir  Angevine@aya.yale.edu

Sharon Garner sharonsbooks@penn.com

Susanne sulakin@comcast.net

Proofreaders

Anita Bartholomew anita@anitabartholomew.com

Catherine Wilson cmwilson@wildestdreams.org

Laura Culley laura@mystichawker.com

Linda Lane www.denvereditor.com

Lyn Worthen http://www.camdenparkpress.com/author-services

 

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