A good editor does more than just check spelling and grammar; they establish a close and trusting relationship with the author. The editor serves as a sounding board for ideas, and an experienced guide and a mentor who helps the author critically address the important elements of their manuscript to create a polished and marketable finished product.
Beta reader feedback is provided on a chapter-by-chapter basis once the completed manuscript has been submitted. Authors can expect to receive feedback within 3-4 weeks of the submission date.
Beta reader feedback is provided on a chapter-by-chapter basis once the completed manuscript has been submitted.
In an open ocean of editors and freelancers, finding the right person for your book can feel overwhelming. However, with the proper sea anchors, you can identify the right editor for you in today’s bustling waters.
Here’s what we at Generational Copy, LLC recommend:
Every book is different, every author is unique, and… every proofreader has their own process to their workflow. I thought for this blog it’d be fun to pull back the curtain and give you a behind-the-scenes look at my proofreading process.
For starters, there are some things I need in place to achieve maximum success.
One of my favorite things to do as a proofreader is to provide my clients with encouragement. I enjoy telling the writer what I loved about their work and what worked well. It suits my personality.
On the flipside, my job is to be the voice of reason and constructive feedback when adjustments are needed.