Book Reviewing-enhances book sales.

Reviewer reads book and provides an unbiased professional opinion about the book. This service is vital to publishers, newspapers, book clubs, and magazines.

Copyediting-initial changes and corrections.

Copy editor performs all services of a proofreader (listed below) but also corrects literary and technical errors including the following: correcting awkward sentence structure; clarifying sentences, words and ideas that were not clearly expressed; and creating smooth flow by working with word choice, phrases within sentences, and sentence structure. Copy editor also provides commentary that includes opinions and observations about the work. This service is essential both to students of all levels and to all types of businesses and organizations.

Ghostwriting-when a client knows what to say, but can’t find the right words.

Client provides ghostwriter with information, details and research. Ghostwriter drafts manuscript and works closely with client to ensure it reflects the clients style.

Literary critique-helps determine whether manuscripts meet publishers’ standards.

Literary critic evaluates manuscripts in terms of author’s writing style and effectiveness of self-expression. This service is valuable to publishers, magazines, and newspapers.

Manuscript reading-determines a book’s marketability.

Manuscript is read, and reader provides one to two page evaluation, including a synopsis of the manuscript along with recommendations. This service is imperative for publishers who receive a plethora of unsolicited manuscripts.

Proofreading-final check before publication/submission.

Proofreader looks for typographical, grammatical, spelling, mechanical and factual errors, along with inconsistencies in style, word spacing, line spacing and margin size.  This service is critical both to students of all levels and to all types of businesses and organizations.