Seeking a tutor for personalized grammar lessons focusing on verb tenses, sentence variety, and new punctuation. The ideal candidate will provide structured lessons tailored to my needs, enhancing my understanding and application of these concepts.

Seeking an expert to review and provide feedback on sections of a research proposal for graduate school in communication and AI literacy. The task involves analyzing the content, structure, and coherence of the proposal to ensure it meets academic standards. The ideal candidate will have experience in academic writing and scientific research, with a strong understanding of communication and AI literacy.

An experienced beta reader to read my sweet romance fiction story. This story is written with the assistance of AI and self-edited. I want human feedback to make sure the story feels natural, emotionally engaging and aligned with sweet romance expectations. Genre: Billionaire Sweet romance, small town, Fake dating, brother's best friend. I would like to see the feedback in the following arears; 1) Overall story impression 2) Plot holes or confusing sections 3) Character believability 4) Emotional engagement 5) Pacing 6) Voice and tone consistency 7) Repetitive or AI-style writing fallacy 8) Alignment with reader expectation in sweet romance. I would like to see inline comments within the manuscript on the following areas to be highlighted: -Confusing scenes -Dialogue that feels unnatural -Repetition -Timeline issues -Emotional flatness -Areas that need to be strengthened. I am looking for reader-level development feedback. I would like to see interested readers include in their proposal; 1) Experience in sweet romance 2) A sample of a beta report previously done be made available 3) Turn around time.

I’m looking for an experienced beta reader to review a cozy mystery novel and provide thoughtful feedback on pacing, character development, plot clarity, and overall readability. The manuscript was written with the assistance of AI and has been self-edited. The ideal beta reader should be detail-oriented, able to spot inconsistencies, comfortable offering constructive suggestions to improve the story, ensure the story feels natural, emotionally engaging, ang aligned with genre expectations. This is a short-term project for someone who enjoys cozy mysteries genres and can help strengthen the manuscript before final edits. Genre: Cozy Mystery I am looking for: ● Written feedback report covering (I will provide a template): ○ Overall story impression ○ Plot holes or confusing sections ○ Character believability ○ Emotional engagement ○ Pacing ○ Voice/tone consistency ○ Repetitive phrasing or AI-style writing patterns ○ Alignment with reader expectations in this niche ● Inline comments within the manuscript (Google Docs or Word preferred) highlighting: ○ Confusing scenes ○ Dialogue that feels unnatural ○ Repetition ○ Timeline issues ○ Emotional flatness ○ Areas that need strengthening I am looking for reader-level developmental feedback. Please include in your proposal: ● Your experience in cozy mystery ● A sample of a beta report you’ve provided before (if available) ● Your turnaround time

interested in editor to edit my manuscript, my book on" Relationship" based on my experience dating older women 50 plus, age gab relationship, not ,betrayal, lies, deception, broken trust.

I'm seeking Advance Reader Copy (ARC) readers for my recent nonfiction release, which is done in a memoir/first person narrative nonfiction style. To be clear: This is NOT a romance, fantasy, thriller, or general fiction title. It's a deeply researched yet highly accessible (and interesting!) biographical work. I'm specifically looking for readers who enjoy topics such as: * History * Biography and memoir * International affairs * Politics and diplomacy * How introverts and HSPs navigate highly public roles * What happens "behind the scenes" of important events Chosen applicants will be given a complimentary epub or PDF copy and a short questionnaire to complete. Due to previous experiences, applicants with little or no Upwork history can't be considered.

I have approximately 300 newspaper and magazine articles spanning my professional career. I need each article scanned at archival quality (600 dpi) and OCR processed. The task requires attention to detail and efficiency to handle a large volume of documents.

We're an established NYC test-prep company building an adaptive testing platform, and we're looking for one meticulous ELA reviewer to own the quality of our English content: reading passages, reading-comprehension questions, and revising/editing (grammar/usage) items for exams like the SHSAT and ISEE. You will be given a test passage to evaluate and must be tech savvy. What you'll do: Review AI-assisted and human written reading passages for quality, coherence, age-appropriateness, and genre fit (fiction, informational, poetry) Review RC and revising/editing questions: is the credited answer defensibly correct? Are wrong answers plausible but clearly wrong? Does the question test what it claims to? Review answer explanations for clarity and correctness — would this explanation actually teach a student why they missed the question? Flag and describe defects clearly in our review platform (approve / send back / reject with reasons) — your written observations directly shape our automated quality checks, so we want a reviewer who notices patterns, not just errors Work independently on a clear queue with priorities marked; async communication, flexible hours What we're looking for: You must be tech savvy as you are working on a tech platform Strong ELA background: teaching, tutoring, editing, or test-prep content experience (middle-school level: grades 5–9) Excellent command of grammar and usage conventions (the revising/editing items are technical) Familiarity with standardized reading tests (SHSAT, ISEE, SSAT, or state ELA exams a plus; NYC admissions test familiarity a real plus) Detail-oriented and consistent — you'll be the single quality standard for this content Comfortable working in a web platform daily; reliable self-reported hours Native-level English Engagement: ~15–25 hours/week, hourly, long-term for the right person. Start with a short paid trial (details below). Work is fully remote and async. To apply, answer these in your proposal (short answers fine): Your background with middle-school ELA or test-prep content In 3–4 sentences: what makes a bad multiple-choice reading question? Your availability (hours/week) and hourly rate