Category: Working with Wheeless Edits

  • A Peek into My Editing Space

    A Peek into My Editing Space

    Welcome! I am excited to give you a behind-the-scenes peek into my editing space. I know that it’s hard to trust someone with your project – especially in this digital age, where working with strangers virtually and with AI are the norm. You want to be confident that your project is being handed over to…

  • Beyond the Red Pen: An Editor’s Eye with a Teacher’s Heart

    Beyond the Red Pen: An Editor’s Eye with a Teacher’s Heart

    An Editor’s Eye with a Teacher’s Heart I approach every project with a unique blend of classroom experience and editorial expertise. After a decade working as an elementary school teacher, I’ve developed skills that make me an effective, empathetic, and strategic partner for writers. Just as every student in my classroom was unique, every manuscript…

  • How I Keep Feedback Kind and Constructive – It’s an Art

    How I Keep Feedback Kind and Constructive – It’s an Art

    When I tell people I’m a book coach and copy editor, they often imagine me with a red pen, slashing through manuscripts like a literary Grim Reaper. But that’s not how I work. And honestly? That’s not what most writers need. As an editor I keep feedback kind and constructive. Yes, feedback should be honest.…

  • Why Editing Isn’t Just About Grammar: It’s About Protecting the Reader’s Experience

    Why Editing Isn’t Just About Grammar: It’s About Protecting the Reader’s Experience

    When most people hear the word editing, they think of red pens, grammar rules (the dreaded grammar police), and someone wagging a finger at a misplaced comma. But editing isn’t just about grammar. While yes—grammar matters. But as a book coach and editor, I can tell you that editing goes much deeper than sentence structure.…

  • Why You’re Not “Too New” to Work with an Editor

    Why You’re Not “Too New” to Work with an Editor

    So, you’ve written a draft (or you’re in the messy middle) and you’re starting to wonder: Is it too early to get help?Am I even “ready” for an editor?Do I have to be more experienced before I ask for feedback? Let’s clear that up right now:You are not “too new” to work with an editor!…

  • Explaining the Editorial Process

    Explaining the Editorial Process

    Are you considering working together but would still like to know more about what to expect before you commit? I completely understand! I have a short timeline listed on my Services page, but I would love to provide a little more information here.

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