Do you see the book in this photo? This is a print copy of my own novel. Want to get one step closer to holding your own finished novel in your hands?

If so, allow me to be your go-to editor! I have over five years of editing experience and providing detailed feedback to writers. I also have three years of beta reading and ARC reading experience. In short, I spend a lot of time ensuring everyone around me sounds and looks smart! If you’re writing your debut novel or your tenth, I want readers to see your writing style shine.

As a writer myself, I know what it’s like to want feedback on your passion project. I know what it’s like to say “I want to know how to fix things but please consider my ego.” You’ll see in my package descriptions that I respect the kinds of timelines and deadlines you set for yourself and I want to honor those so readers can finally get their hands on your novels.

Being a writer isn’t easy, which is why I am here to help you reach your goals of becoming published—whether you prefer the traditional or self-publishing route.

To learn more about me, you can check out my resume here.

But enough talk about me, I’d like to get to know you and your current WIP! Below is a look at the various editing services I provide. If you’d like to get in touch with me about a freelance project, please use the form below or email me at whit2ney@hotmail.com.

Package #1: Proofreading $4/page

• Ideal for one last check for grammatical or spelling errors before submitting your manuscript to an agent or publisher. I will understand that at this point, all bigger changes have been made or decided on and I will only fix minor typos.
  • I use Track Changes via Microsoft Word
  • You choose the type of English I use while proofreading: I am familiar with grammar rules for American English, Canadian English, and British English.
  • I lean towards rules found in Chicago Manual of Style—but can switch to whichever style you prefer.

Package #2: Copy & Substantive Editing $7/page

• This service focuses on grammar, spelling, and punctuation, and minor paragraph flow errors. This package is ideal if you’ve finished your manuscript but are early on in the editing process.
  • I use Track Changes via Microsoft Word
  • You choose the type of English I use while proofreading: I am familiar with grammar rules for American English, Canadian English, and British English. I also make suggestions based on your genre and target audience.
  • My edits will lean towards rules found in Chicago Manual of Style—but I can switch to whichever style you prefer.
  • This package includes two passes of your manuscript to ensure everything has been addressed.

Package #3: Developmental Editing $50/hour

• Here, I provide story-building insight chapter-by-chapter in an analysis. This includes feedback on the strength of the characters, plot, pacing, voice, and more.
  • I will make editing suggestions based on your genre and target audience. The writer is also required to provide a short list of problems they’d like for me to especially focus on so I provide the feedback they’re looking for.
  • Depending on the severity or time sensitivity of the issue, I can provide all my thoughts in one master document or each chapter as I finish them.
  • The manner of feedback is up for negotiation: whether chatting over a social media platform or email is ideal for the writer.

Package #4: Publish Ready $1500 USD

• Includes all the services in Package 1, 2, and 3.
• The writer can choose to have each type of edits on a separate doc or all in one document.

Package #5: Beta Reading $0–10 USD

• I receive a free copy of your book and I leave an honest review of your novel on a preferred day.
• I can also provide a brief analysis of your novel in the form of a summary of my thoughts as a reader on how your novel caters to your target audience and genre.
• If you want additional analysis, you must specifically request it, along with a few points you want me to focus on as I read.
• Pricing is negotiable, especially if I’m given less than a month to beta read.

Okay! If you’re interested in working with me, tell me all about your project by answering the following questions:

1. What is your target audience/genre?
2. What is your word count or page count?
3. When would you like me to finish the revisions?
4. What is the purpose/goal of the manuscript? What do you hope to share with your audience?
5. Do you have any points of writing or grammar that you would like me to pay extra attention to?
6. After looking at my prices, do you have any questions about the total price of my services?
7. Do you need me to provide editing services that aren’t listed here?

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