16420 SE McGillivray, #103-103
Vancouver, WA 98683
ph: 503-789-6245
alt: janice@documentdriven.com
editor
As an experienced editor and consultant, I can work with you and your novel to maximize your chances for publication.
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(1) Full Editing.
(2) Follow-up Edit: (after author responds to suggested changes).
(3) Final Read-Through: (less extensive) to catch any remaining issues with plot, characterization, suspense, conflict, dialogue, point of view, and so on.
Full Edit:
$3 - $4.00 per page for Full Fiction Manuscript.
$4.00 per page for Partial Fiction Manuscript.
Follow-up Edit: $400 - Up to 350 pages.
$550 - More than 350 pages.
Discounts for Workshop participants.
Final Read-Through: $300.
Published Authors: $25.00 / hour.
For more information or any questions, please contact Janice at janice@documentdriven.com
Note: Fees vary according to the author's goal and the condition of the manuscript.
Please visit the Editorial Freelancers Association website for a chart of industry standard fees and rates.
Note: Fees vary according to the author's goal and the condition of the manuscript.
Please visit Editorial Freelancers Association website for industry standard fees and rates.
Receive Feedback on your submissions, before you send them to the Editor or Agent.
(1) Learn why you are receiving rejections
(2) Improve your manuscript for submissions
to Editors and Agents.
One page Response Letter for $ 75.00.
Click here for more information about Submission Critiques.
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Submission Guidelines
Manuscript:
Query and synopsis:
Always enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope for responses.
Include contact information: name, email address, phone number.
Email submissions are accepted.
(See Home page for genres.)
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In June:
New Class & Workshop
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Submission Critiques: In anticipation of upcoming Spring & Summer conferences, Document Driven is offering a $15.00 discount on Submission Critiques or $60 thru July 2008.
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Click here for Workshops.
Some of the top reasons that fiction submissions are rejected:
Too much backstory.
No plot.
Bad opening.
Unsympathetic characters.
Developmental Editing: to develop a manuscript from concept and/ or draft-- working through subsequent drafts--suggesting changes in content, organization and presentation.
Substantive Editing:
Fiction: evaluates the elements of the novel: plot, viewpoint, characterization, narrative style, pacing, and so on.
Nonfiction: improving presentation, organization, clarity, readability and flow, to create a new draft.
Copyediting: checking grammar, usage, capitalizations, punctuation, formating, and so on, yet preserving the voice & meaning of the original.
Checking for consistent style and format, and documenting these elements in a style sheet.
Cross-checking references for consistency throughout the text. Often includes proofreading.
Proofreading: identifies typographical and punctuation errors, inconsistencies and misspellings. Checks for text discrepancies & problems with page layout. May compare two documents for uniformity.
16420 SE McGillivray, #103-103
Vancouver, WA 98683
ph: 503-789-6245
alt: janice@documentdriven.com
editor