Just because we have creative aspirations doesn’t mean we can’t be grammar nerds and sticklers for clear, concise language – they aren’t mutually exclusive.
Editing is about making communication better, eliminating repetition, pretension and waste – and ensuring readers/viewers remain interested.
We edit, proofread, format and lay out PhD theses, blogs, web content, memoirs, short stories – even emails – and we offer three forms of editing:
involves comprehensive editing of the writing, structure and ideas within a document.
Learn Moreinvolves editing at a grammatical level and ensures writing is consistent in style and layout.
Learn Morecomprises a final, detailed check of a document after it has been edited and formatted.
Learn MoreLee Kofman – published author (The Writer Laid Bare, Imperfect, The Runaway Bride)
In the daily slog of hard labour otherwise known simply as ‘writing’, once again I was lucky with the people in my life. Bradley Dawson, one of my oldest friends in Australia and the first reader of most of my work, kept asking me gently but insistently ‘and how did you feel about that?’ every so often as he edited the first draft of Imperfect.
Joanna Kujawa – published author (The Other Goddess: Mary Magdalene and the Goddesses of Eros and Secret Knowledge, Jerusalem Diary: Searching for the Tomb and House of Jesus)
Kinship Carers Victoria – not-for-profit NGO
Media Giants – e-content company
Bill Davies – self-published author (On Country)
Val Case – published author (The Undertaker’s Wife)
Department of Health, WA
Josiane Behmoiras – PhD candidate
Tanya Serry – PhD candidate
Margaret Pozzebon – PhD candidate
