It’s fair to say I’m a different kind of book editor. I’ve been in this career for over twenty years, and I believe editing should be a deep, meaningful experience. It should guide both you and your manuscript to full potential. It should be empowering, positive, and transformative. That’s why I go deeper with immersion editing.
You need a professional edit.
You deserve an immersion experience.
Let’s go deeper.
You need a professional edit.
You deserve an immersion experience.
There’s editing—and then there’s immersion editing. Most editors operate only on the surface, barely dipping their toes into the water. It’s a detached, mechanical process. At most, they’ll catch your typos.
But with immersion editing, I go deeper. I immerse myself in your manuscript, internalizing your message, your vision, your voice. It’s a deeper level of understanding. I also immerse myself in a relationship with you, creating a positive dynamic built on trust, respect, and rapport. It’s a deep connection as we dive into this creative journey together.
So, you’ve taken your manuscript as far as you can on your own. Now’s the perfect time to dive in together. With the assessment, I’ll immerse myself as both a reader and an editor. With focused feedback, I’ll help you determine what your manuscript needs and what your next best step might be.
Are you ready to take the plunge into editing? If so, this is the ultimate immersion experience. It’s a custom blend of workshopping, developmental editing, content editing, and copyediting, all in one seamless process. It’s an empowering journey of growth for both you and your manuscript.
Knowledge is meant to be shared. So when I’m not immersed in manuscripts, I lead classes for authors as well as editors. With authors, I share my insight on writing, revising, editing, and publishing. With editors, I share my vision of immersion editing, encouraging them to take their careers deeper.
Do you have a great listener in your life? I hope you do. A friend. A partner. A parent. A sibling. A child. A colleague. A coach, mentor, or counsellor. Whoever it may be, I bet that person is a blessing in your life. When you share something—whether it be a hilarious tale, stressful problem, …
“How much does editing cost?” It’s one of the first questions authors ask me. Which I totally understand. None of us has a money tree in the backyard. Especially not here in 2020, in the middle of a global pandemic. The thing is, though, I don’t see editing as a cost. I see it as an investment. …