Sentences with phrase «editing genre fiction»

I specialize in editing genre fiction, particularly crime, thrillers, horror, fantasy and science fiction.

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Nominated for every major award in short fiction in varied genres for both editing and writing, she won a number of them.

We are happy to edit almost every type of book, of any genre — kids books, young - adult, romance, erotica, science fiction / fantasy, etc..

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I edit fiction (novels or short stories) of all genres with the exception of horror or picture books.

My editing career began at the New Pulp fiction publisher Pro Se Productions, where I continue to copyedit short stories and novels in the sci - fi / fantasy and pulp genres.

When she is not editing for a client, a friend, or daydreaming out a window, she is drinking copious amounts of coffee and writing light and dark fiction in a variety of genres.

Heather Webb edits fiction of all genres, including short stories and query letters.

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I specialize in fiction editing, particularly developmental and content editing for all genres!

If you're relatively new at writing fiction for publication, whether you plan to publish your novel yourself or query agents, it's a good idea (essential, really) to get your manuscript edited by a respected freelance fiction editor, preferably one who reads and edits your genre.

I provide comprehensive editing services, including developmental editing, copyediting, and proofreading in all genres of fiction.

We edit all genres of fiction and nonfiction, such as short stories, novels, memoir, and academic work.

Also on display on the «Product Detail Page» for this option is our short editing ebook, which provides some examples of «before & after» sections in a variety of genres (fiction, non-fiction, children's, cookbooks, poetry, etc.) Not all authors can immediately recognize the value of investing in professional editing, so this ebook helps put a clearer picture on it.

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I'm around those who are freelance editing pre-query for writers hoping to traditionally publish their genre fiction, not the kind of rigorous editing a self publishing author would need, which should rightfully be much more expensive!

Genres I've edited and published include literary fiction, short stories, mystery, science fiction, paranormal, thrillers, dystopian fiction, and young adult.

She enjoys reading and editing almost every adult fiction genre.

My particular strength is editing of creative writing, fiction and creative nonfiction of any length or genre.

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Once you have signed up for their service you can read and explore stories and creative writings in fiction and non-fiction genres, review, comment and like stories, write and edit your own stories on the fly, host and join mini writing contests, follow writers, and even engage in writing societies to discuss topics.

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She offers the full set of editorial services, with a portfolio proving experience in an enormous variety of genres - including a strong background in editing children's fiction.

All of these steps and stages are important, but in my own case, I felt that there was no substitute for substantive editing since it requires a high degree of experience, knowledge of the genre I was writing in (crime fiction), and a kind of understanding of the whole project, not just individual pieces.