Looking for someone who is very skilled in MS Word, and has great attention to detail and can meet with me via online or in person. Ideally you have worked on and edit other resumes from those in universities.

Make COTW coherentand a smooth read (and we can have some arguing about commas vs. periods.

I am looking for a knowledgeable Contemporary Romance beta reader to review my finished manuscript and provide thorough feedback. This manuscript was written with the aid of AI and has already been self-edited. I am looking for more personal feedback to ensure the story feels natural, emotionally engaging, and aligned with readers’ expectations. Genre: Billionaire Romance Word Count: 10,000 words 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 Please leave inline comments within the manuscript (Google Docs or Word preferred) highlighting any of the following: 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 Contemporary Romance - Billionaire A sample of a beta report you’ve provided before (if available) Your turnaround time

Novel Rewriter / Developmental Editor Needed I’m seeking an experienced novelist, ghostwriter, or senior developmental editor to rewrite the final draft of my novel, Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness: An Odyssey of Immigrants. The novel follows five immigrants from different countries whose journeys eventually intersect as they search for freedom, safety, and a better life. I need someone who can substantially rewrite and strengthen the manuscript while preserving my story, characters, voice, and creative vision. Ideal candidate: Experience with literary fiction, multi-character narratives, immigration stories, international settings, and full-manuscript rewrites.

I need editing services for my book description and short bio for the book cover.

We are looking for a College Essay Editor (CEE) who can review and evaluate undergraduate university application essay drafts written by college applicants. The Editor provides comprehensive, and thoughtful feedback on these essays, evaluating them on structure, grammar, accessibility, and theme - among other essential college essay considerations - within the context of each student's overall academic and extracurricular profile. In addition to writing and editing expertise, those best fit for this position will have a strong sense of the essay characteristics colleges look for in application essays, the ability to complete tasks on tight deadlines, and consistent communication with the students. WHAT YOU'LL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR: • Providing comments and feedback on the essays to applicants • Reviewing personal statements for all applications • Reviewing and commenting on written work/supplementary essays that accompany the larger applications enumerated above to ensure that they have completed all components of the essays to the universities assigned to you for each student. • Edit the Essay for Clarity and Story Telling (not re-write, only Edits and rearranging the contents). WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: A good storyteller! + College Admissions Knowledge. We are especially interested in applicants who have background knowledge in US university admissions and/or prior experience working in admissions at a US university (including as a student). Although this is not a requirement to be considered the role, it will be something we look out for when reviewing applications! You have Excellent Essay Editing Skills: The most important task of this job is supporting students in their essay writing. We look for applicants who have: • A strong command of grammar, syntax, narrative, style, and flow. • A strong and deep understanding of what admissions committees look for. • The capacity to help students reflect and glean insights from experiences.

Seeking a skilled Line Editor to refine a 66,000-word mystery thriller. Responsibilities include reviewing sentence structure, grammar, and punctuation to enhance readability and flow. The ideal candidate will have experience in the mystery and thriller genres and be able to provide constructive feedback to improve the narrative. The manuscript will be ready on or about Monday, July 20, in Word. Please use track changes. If you like, feel free to add additional information. I am primarily looking for line editing, but if you happen to notice a story inconsistency, plot hole, etc., that's fine too. This is book 6 of a 6-book series. I have another 6-book series already out. Please provide a fixed price, names or links to books you've edited, and your time frame.

I run a YouTube channel (an SEO/link-building) and record video scripts as a non-native English speaker. I have 2 short videos (about 2 minutes total) and I'd like a native English speaker (ideally US-based, or an experienced English tutor) to review them and flag anything that might come across as awkward, confusing, or unnatural to a US audience. Videos: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0nWpRXNsMk * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sevQY6203DA What I'm looking for: * Pronunciation issues that might cause confusion * Grammar mistakes or awkward phrasing * Word choices or expressions that sound "off" or non-native to a US ear * Any tone or delivery notes (pacing, intonation, naturalness) Deliverable: A short Loom video (5–10 minutes) walking through your notes, ideally referencing specific timestamps in my videos where something felt awkward. What "done" looks like: 1. Both videos watched in full 2. A Loom video delivered, referencing specific timestamps from the videos 3. Feedback covers at least: pronunciation, grammar, and word choice/naturalness 4. Notes are specific enough to identify exactly what to fix (not just "sounds a bit off")

I'm looking for an experienced children's picture book editor to provide developmental feedback on a completed rhyming manuscript intended for children ages 0–6. The manuscript is approximately 30–40 pages in picture book format (one short page of text per spread/page) and is already well developed. At this stage, I'm looking for professional feedback before moving into illustrations. I'm seeking feedback on: - Story flow and pacing - Read-aloud quality - Rhythm and rhyme - Age-appropriate language - Opportunities to strengthen the manuscript - Any repetitive wording or awkward phrasing I am not looking for illustration feedback or book design feedback at this stage. The manuscript will be shared privately after hiring. Preferred Qualifications: - Experience editing published children's picture books - Experience with rhyming manuscripts - Strong understanding of pacing and read-aloud storytelling - Excellent written communication Deliverables please provide: - Comments or suggested edits directly within the manuscript - An overall editorial summary highlighting strengths and recommendations - Any suggestions for improving the reading experience before illustrations begin When Applying please include: - Your experience editing children's picture books. - Any experience with rhyming manuscripts. - One published picture books you've edited (if available). - Your estimated turnaround time. I'm looking for someone who enjoys helping authors create engaging, memorable picture books for young children.

I’m looking for an experienced fiction editor/book doctor with strong rewriting skills to help finish a nearly completed commercial romance/women’s fiction manuscript by identifying and actively rewriting the sections that need work—strengthening POV, dialogue, pacing, emotional depth, and scene construction while preserving the story and leaving material that already works intact.