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Services
Every service has its own page, so you can see what it includes, how the work is done and what you finish with. Book one, or take the whole road from idea to launch.
The road
Most books pass through these six stages. Some need all of them, some need one. Follow the road from the start, or jump to the part you need.
Work with a writer who builds the book alongside you, from the first conversation to a structured manuscript that sounds like you and no one else.
From developmental editing to proofreading, matched to what your manuscript actually needs. Every change is visible and you decide what stays.
Covers built to work on a shelf and as a thumbnail, with interiors typeset so the book is comfortable to read in every format.
A children’s book illustrator who develops your characters and paints full-colour spreads with you, page by page, from first sketch to final art.
Print and eBook formats, ISBNs, metadata and retailer setup, with each step explained in writing before anything is submitted.
Launch materials and an author presence that fit the book. Practical work, with no promises about sales or rankings.
You have the premise, the notes or a few chapters. We help you plan the book, coach you through it, or write it with you in your own voice.
The draft is done. We edit it, proofread it, format it and design the cover and interior, so it reads like a finished book.
The book is finished. We set up publishing and distribution, build the launch materials, or relaunch a book that never found its readers.
Not sure which one? Tell us where the book is now, in a sentence, and we will point you to the right start.
FAQ
Yes. Every service can be booked on its own, and we never add anything to a quote to make it look bigger.
Most of our authors publish independently. We also prepare manuscripts for submission to agents and traditional publishers.
That is the point of a good edit. We explain every suggested change and you decide what stays.
Start with the three ways in above, or send us a paragraph about where the book is now. We will point you to the right service, even if the answer is a single one.
Developmental editing looks at structure, plot and pacing. Line editing works on style and flow. Copyediting corrects grammar and consistency. Proofreading is the final check for typos and formatting. Most books need some of these, not all four.
Start here
One service or all six. We will read what you have and tell you what it needs, and what it does not.