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"I just read [your edits] and I think you are a genius.... Phenomenal job!" —Mike M. (editing: novel)
"Outstanding job. I'm amazed how you added a richness to my story. I also appreciate your honest critique." —George C. (editing: short story)
"You have a wonderful eye and an uncritical style. Thank you for both!" —Nicole D. (editing: dissertation)
"You did a marvelous job with editing and putting it all together so cohesively without much instruction. I cannot thank you enough for this quick turnaround!" —Amber L. (writing: application essay)
"The first thing I want to say is thank you—it’s been an absolute gas working with you thus far, and I feel both edified and motivated reading through your notes and suggestions." —Adam F. (editing: book series)
"I am extremely happy with the revised manuscript and query letter. It is clear that you researched the town and used words appropriate to the period. The transitions between sentences were exactly what I was looking for. The rewrites and added words all enhanced the story, and the questions referred back to me were appropriate.I also like the query letter [which] shows the thought that went into the reading and editing. I am very happy." —Helen W. (editing: memoir; writing: query letter)