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You can work with a comprehensive editor like me in two ways.

The first option is to submit your manuscript, receive edits, and then discuss revisions for the final draft.

This approach requires a finished draft and often processing a large amount of feedback at once—often more than once.

Alternatively, we can collaborate on smaller sections of the manuscript. This allows for steady progress and more manageable feedback.

In this process, I serve as a mentor—guiding and editing as the manuscript develops—not as a co-author, but as a supportive editor.

Let’s Collaborate and Make Progress

This collaborative model does require more process time, for example, increasing the estimate for a 25-page paper from 12 hours to 18 hours.*

However, by working together, we can compress overall time and get to submission sooner.

This time would include

  • conversations
  • emails
  • texts needed to talk about the work and revisions after feedback

Let’s discuss if this “collaborate for progress” approach is right for you.

*Project estimates can vary depending on scope of work.