Aimée Hill | Fantasy Editor
Get your book edited
A developmental editor will give you an incredible tool for improving the macro elements of your writing skills and story. Get feedback on how you use, and can improve, devices such as plot, pace, characterisation and more. You will receive critique in the form of queries in your manuscript and a 20+ page report.
Let's get your grammar and punctuation all straightened out. And it's not just about spelling. Copyediting will ensure your manuscript is consistent in both language and fine details. We can't have character's ordering a coffee and then later sipping their tea.
Book Editing | How does it work?
What level of editing you need will depend on your manuscript and your writing skills. Each editing phase has its own nuances and features. Developmental editing is more than rewriting. Copyediting is more that correcting. Your final draft deserves proper care and attention from your book editor. Whether you're self published or traditionally published, there's a service for you.
What does a freelance editor do?
What is a developmental edit?
A developmental editor that specialises in fantasy will know all the ins and outs of the fantasy subgenres. They will make sure you are using and subverting tropes in a way that your readers will be excited by. They will help you revise your manuscript to tighten the plot, heighten conflict and develop characters.
What is a copyedit?
We all know a copyedit involves checking grammar and spelling. A copyeditor will ensure that punctuation is used correctly and that sentences are clear. They will also ensure that it adheres to the chosen style guide and that the text is free of inconsistencies of plot details or timelines. An editor specialising in fantasy will check all of your imagined components are referred to consistently.