WORK WITH ME
Your ideas are there. Let’s bring the story into focus.
I specialize in developmental editing for nonfiction, helping writers see the bigger picture of their work—what’s working, what’s missing, and what may be standing between their ideas and the reader.
My approach is strategic, collaborative, and curiosity-driven. I look beyond the words on the page to consider structure, connections, unanswered questions, supporting research, reader experience, and voice.
Whether you’re an independent writer shaping a manuscript or an editorial team looking for experienced freelance support, I meet the project where it is and help determine what it needs next.
FOR NONFICTION WRITERS
Editorial Assessment
Sometimes you’re too close to your manuscript to see what it needs next.
An editorial assessment gives you a comprehensive, big-picture evaluation of your work without taking the story out of your hands.
I begin with two questions:
What are you really trying to say?
What does your reader need in order to understand, trust, and stay engaged with it?
From there, I examine structure, narrative connections, gaps and unanswered questions, reader experience, areas that may need stronger research or support, and the strengths already working in your manuscript.
Your assessment includes:
A comprehensive editorial letter
Comments throughout the manuscript
Questions designed to deepen or clarify the work
Structural recommendations
Reader-centered observations
Research and fact-checking flags
A follow-up conversation to discuss findings and next steps
The goal isn't to rewrite your manuscript in my voice. It's to give you a clearer understanding of your work—and a strategic path to make it stronger.
Revision Partnership
The assessment doesn't have to be where our work ends.
For writers who want continued support, I offer ongoing developmental guidance through the revision process. Depending on the manuscript, this may include reviewing revised sections, strategizing structural changes, answering editorial questions, or completing a second developmental pass.
Revision support is tailored to the needs and pace of each project, with the goal of moving your manuscript toward the point where you're confident in its structure, direction, and reader experience—and ready for the next stage of editing.
FOR PUBLISHERS + EDITORIAL TEAMS
Freelance Editorial Support
Need another editorial mind at the table—or simply an experienced freelancer who can step in and get to work?
I collaborate with publishers, magazines, nonprofits, associations, and editorial teams on projects that need thoughtful, reliable editorial support.
Depending on your workflow and project needs, I can support:
Manuscript assessments
Developmental editing
Article editing
Copyediting
Proofreading
Research and fact-checking
Contributor collaboration
I’m comfortable working independently or as part of an established editorial team, and I adapt my role to the needs of the assignment.
Long-Form Editorial Support
For articles and other long-form nonfiction, I can step in at different stages of development—from helping clarify an initial angle and structure to strengthening an existing draft.
Support may include idea development, narrative structure, editorial feedback, research considerations, reader experience, and editing for clarity and cohesion.
The scope depends on what the story needs.
SELECTIVE EDITORIAL SERVICES
Copyediting + Proofreading
While developmental editing is at the center of my practice, I selectively take on projects requiring closer sentence-level or final-stage editorial attention.
Depending on the project, this can include clarity, word choice, flow, grammar, consistency, readability, and final proofreading.
For publishers and editorial teams, these services can also be incorporated into broader freelance assignments.
STORIES I'M DRAWN TO
My editorial interests span nonfiction, with particular experience and curiosity in:
Memoir & Personal Narrative · Health & Wellness · Lifestyle · Travel & Cultural Narratives · Sustainable Living
Have a nonfiction project outside these areas? I’m always open to a compelling story.
Not sure what your manuscript needs yet?
That's okay. You don't need to diagnose the edit before reaching out.
Tell me where you are in the process, what feels unresolved, and where you'd like the work to go. From there, we can determine the right level of editorial support.
Let’s get on the same page.