Proofreading services are available for those with a manuscript in need of a light review for basic errors and are typically obtained after a work has been professionally edited. It never hurts to do a final check!

As the first level of copyediting, we recommend this level of service for authors whose work has already been professionally reviewed or for those who may benefit from a simple check for typographical errors, misspelled words, punctuation, incorrect usage, and consistency.

We recommend second-level editing services for authors whose work may contain moderate problems with sentence structure or occasional inconsistencies in point-of-view or tense, in addition to basic errors.

As the third and highest level of editing, we recommend an Extensive Edit for authors whose work may contain moderate to extensive problems with punctuation, grammar, point-of-view, tense, dialogue, narrative tone, and/or sentence structure and clarity. An extensive edit will also benefit those writing in English as a second language.

An Editorial Evaluation (Developmental Review) offers authors the chance to have their work read and critiqued prior to the editing process.  An Evaluation will address crucial structural items, such as point of view, plot and character strengthening, recommendations regarding the addition or subtraction of content, or substantive reorganization. A review can also provide authors with assistance in refining their initial manuscript drafts.