Why Your Manuscript Still Needs Copyediting (Even After You’ve Revised It Ten Times)
Most writers I work with don’t send me messy drafts. They send manuscripts they’ve revised multiple times, shared with beta readers, and checked carefully with grammar tools. And a lot of them are already in good shape. However... Self-editing and professional copyediting aren’t the same thing—and that difference is exactly what helps a manuscript feel polished instead of just “pretty good.” What Self-Editing Does Well When you revise your own work, you’re usually looking at


Officially a CIEP Professional Member!
I’m excited to share that I’m now a Professional Member of the Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading (CIEP) —a huge milestone that represents both experience and continued professional growth in my editing career. Membership in the CIEP isn’t automatic, and it's not easy. Editors must demonstrate proven work history, training, and professional standards before being accepted at the Professional level. That means authors working with a CIEP Professional Member can f


January 2026 Recap
Wow, January was a whirlwind! I'm honored to have kicked off the year with a heap of new projects, (happily) heaped by old and new faces.


Goodbye, Earl by Ava Devlin: Official Trailer!
Book trailer for Ava Devlin's Goodbye, Earl Eek! Ava Devlin's Goodbye, Earl , book 4 of The Ladies' Revenge Club series, will be released...


Professional Development: AP Style
I just registered for the Grammar Girl's Guide to AP Style webinar! I'm so excited about this professional development opportunity because it will expand my skill set and hopefully open new doors for me careerwise.


The Editing Sweetheart's March Recap:
Wondering what I was up to last month? Here's a recap of what I did in March.



























