Beta Reading

Do you need a second pair of eyes? Well, I have four (with glasses)

Editing

I love dissecting the pages of a manuscript; like a mad scientist’s assistant noticing all the flaws in the stitching (Igor, who put the foot where the head goes?)

Proofreading

Vini, vidi, typo! Allow me to spot the molehill (I’m looking at you alot) on the mountain of your (nearly) publish-worthy work

goal-oriented writing

What are your goals?

Do you want to self-publish a book? Great! Do you want to be traditionally published? Awesome! Do you want to wow your friends with an immersive D&D campaign? Fantastic! Think about your writing goals and we can make a plan to achieve them.

Every time you sit down and write something it has intention; you are writing with a final objective in mind: pride in finishing a story, impressing family/friends, commercial success, cathartic soul-searching, etc.

We write words intentionally. It may seem oxymoronic; after all, we intend to have the words on the page derived from the story in our minds. But a fundamental element of exceptional writing is allowing the reader to understand your intention.

Is your narrator supposed to be invisible? Is your book intended to be meta and ironic? Is your main character meant to be likable? Is the prose designed to be wordy and formal? Is your magic system purposefully vague? Does your setting intentionally lack detail to allow the reader to fill in the blanks or do you want the intricate features to be clearly conveyed? These are the types of questions I might ask of you. I am here to make sure your story is exactly how you imagine it and is written so that your readers are transported to the same world.