Congratulations!
If you’re considering working with an
editor, you probably
have a completed manuscript, a
partially completed manuscript or an idea you
want to develop into a book. You’ve reached the
point where you may
want some help with details, such as:
Checking grammar and punctuation,
Analyzing the plot,
Flow and characterization,
Determining whether nonfiction material is presented in an appealing and consistent manner, or
Revising portions of the manuscript that don’t seem to work as they should.
Perhaps you’ve decided to self-publish your book and want to be sure it’s as close to perfect as possible. You may need help formatting the book and meeting your publisher’s requirements for submission. You may need to have your manuscript keyed into a computer software program.
I can provide all of the above services, separately or together, and help you keep your writing on track and marketable.
DanaRae Pomeroy has been providing
freelance editorial services to individual writers and organizations since 1988.
Previous clients have enjoyed publishing successes with numerous fiction and
non-fiction houses, including Kensington, Zebra, Harlequin, Silhouette, Praeger
Press,
and Simon and Schuster.
She is a member of the National League of American Pen Women and one of the founding members the first RWA-Online chapter.
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As a published author, I'm familiar with the writing process and the time, effort and emotion demanded throughout the course of creating a manuscript. In addition to my own book, When Someone You Love Has Cancer, I co-authored Walking on the Edge, with Barry Clausen, and have ghost written half a dozen books for others. |
I believe an editor is a combination teacher, mentor and coach. My goal is to help each client understand why corrections, revisions and/or rewrites are suggested, to help them improve crafting their next manuscript.