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Developmental Editing Services
I'll help you write your wrongs!
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Gone as far as you can get in your writing? 

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Do you feel like you are done but the book isn't?

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Let me help!

 

With experience as an English teacher, professional writer, and public relations practitioner at a Fortune 24 company, I have the skills to take your book to the next level.

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What is Developmental Editing?

 

Developmental editing is a comprehensive editing process focused on the structure, content, and overall flow of your manuscript. It goes beyond surface-level grammar and spelling corrections to delve into the core elements of your writing.

 

This type of editing is for authors who want to refine their narrative, strengthen their plot, deepen character development, and ensure that their message is clear and compelling.

 

I provide feedback on big-picture issues, such as pacing, theme, consistency, and readability, working collaboratively with you to shape your manuscript into its best possible form. Ultimately, I will help you transform a rough draft into a polished, engaging, and market-ready piece.

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Email me and let's talk about how we can make your book so fabulous! lisa@thewidowscomeback.com

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References

"Lisa has critiqued or edited three of my manuscripts. I found her delightful and easy to work with. She identified areas where my writing was unclear or redundant and suggested ways to clarify my message to maintain focus on the main themes. After her review, my manuscript was closer to publication. Email me if you would like more information."

 

Penelope Childers, author

https://www.penelopechildersauthor.com/

pachilders@comcast.net

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"Lisa worked with me over a year, providing guidance and personalized feedback. She provided me with tailored advice based on my unique writing style and story. She encouraged me and helped make my book's purpose stronger. Thanks to Lisa my book is reaching more people, right to their heartstrings. Email me if you would like a recommendation."

 

Christine Osburn, author

"What Happened to Chris Ann"

caorsbun@yahoo.com

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