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Love you hard. Then to Shelley at 2 Book Lovers Reviews and Judy at Judy’s Proofreading: I would legit be lost if I didn’t have you proofreading my stories. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you to Shi, RoShunda, Jodie, and Nancy for being such awesome scrabble buddies, which has caused me to learn so many new words lately! Thanks to Kimberly and everyone at Brower Literary & Management for your amazing representation and bringing my publication dreams to life.

And then thanks for not getting upset at all when I changed the spelling of Ratcliffe to Radcliffe in my book because I’m such a Harry Potter fan! The Editor Stephanie Parent Best editor ever. Enough said! Proofreaders Judy’s Proofreading Shelley at 2 Booklovers Reviews Melinda Lazar I’m so jealous of your eagle eyes. Thank you for catching what no one else did. Viner Inspirations Danny Gonzales (And Alaina for clueing me into the Vine Universe…because I was clueless before she told me about it) Bloggers

#I want to proofread my story to make sure there are no grammar mistakes. Can my editor proofread the book for me? Unfortunately, GoodNovel editors are not responsible for proofreading or refining the content of your story. If you're looking to ensure grammar accuracy, you might consider using tools like Grammarly. For more comprehensive proofreading, you can seek out professional proofreaders online who specialize in grammar and language corrections. #My editor wants me to edit my book. What should I do?

As a result, we ended up with very few authors working for us, resulting in a massive workload with a small workforce. To be frank, two years ago, compensation had been very low, even below the minimum wage. Not even enough to make a decent living, let alone support a family by attempting to bring food to the table. We ended up with only 20% of authors and proofreaders who efficaciously signed a contract with us out of a total of 100% applicants. And, to be honest, that 20% are indeed the ones who are deeply enthusiastic about writing and proofreading. One of them was Athena. She used to work as a proofreader.

My vision softened at the edges. I closed my eyes and counted breaths until the spin eased, and it did ease, eventually, leaving only a residual nausea sitting behind my ribs like something that had decided to stay a while. I reached for the laptop anyway. The old proofreading profiles were still there. I claimed three urgent jobs without letting myself think too hard about the math, dense academic theses with footnotes like minefields and deadlines tight enough to choke. The kind of work that demanded every available scrap of attention and left no room for anything else to move in. I filed them under a bland folder name, set the reminders, and worked in the grey morning light until the apar

Kimberly frowned as she said in a low tone. "They should be used to it by now," Declan shrugged. "Right Mr. Baker?" Kimberly's neck almost snapped with the speed she turned her head, and truly, Noah stood there with a blank expression on his face, holding a bunch of files. "The prints you asked for," Noah placed the files on her desk. He turned and was about to leave when Kimberly stopped him. "Did you proofread them for any errors? Did you pay attention to the fonts and..." Kimberly asked him.

You rock. Shelby Bauer from Book Lovers Have More Fun, it is an honor to be one of your first projects in your proofreading endeavors! I wish you lots of luck with it in the future. Thank you so much for taking on One True Love and for all your help. And also to Shelley at 2 Book Lovers Reviews and Judy at Judy’s Proofreading, thank you for your hard work too. I’ll probably bug you guys until the end of time, begging you to keep proofreading my stories, but it’s your own fault; you’re just too awesome.

I looked at my watch and realized that Layla will be at the airport in 20 minutes and I promised to be home when she gets back. I sat down, "yes..." "Did you proofread your articles or you just emailed them to me after the first draft?" I furrowed my brows at her in confusion, I always proofread my articles before I submit them. Why wouldn't I do that today, "I always proofread... why wouldn't I do that today...?" She removed her glasses and shrugged, "I don't know.. maybe you are too eager to actually go home, get drunk and get pregnant that you forgot you have responsibilities to this office."

"Reports. Some vendor summaries I'd like you to proofread." She flips the cover open, brows drawing together almost immediately. The pages are immaculate—clean formatting, tidy phrasing, nothing worth fixing. The "errors" I left are deliberate. A missing period here, a line break there. The kind of nonsense busywork that makes her feel useful while keeping her at this table, across from me. "Really?" she mutters, pen tapping against the page. "This is what you needed an in-person meeting for? Missing commas?" I let a smile curl at the corner of my mouth. "I could say the same. Really, Alie? You're going to sit here correcting commas while I'm right in front of you?"

A ghost woman with her one arm barely coming out of her, volunteered. ~ KL •ARC 3• TSUBE ~~~~ Nyahoo~! I’d like to officially welcome my new editor and proofreader, Glitch! Before I publish anything on any site, he will assist me in editing and proofreading my works. Now that a lot of plates are on my table, I’m so grateful for his help. He'll be joining us to partake in the many adventures I have planned to share with you all. Once more, Glitch, welcome to the family!