An editorial letter is a detailed, written document that provides high-level developmental feedback on your manuscript. Rather than line-by-line edits, it focuses on the big picture: characters, plot, structure, pacing, worldbuilding, tone, and themes.
The goal is to help you understand your story's strengths and identify areas where it could be developed further, so you can create a stronger next draft.
I read your manuscript, sit with it, and then write you a thorough letter covering the elements that stood out most to me. My letters are divided into sections focusing on specific story elements, and I always begin by talking about what's working well.
I aim for feedback that is honest, constructive, and encouraging. I want you to finish reading your editorial letter feeling energised and excited to revise, not demoralised.
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If you're unsure whether your manuscript is a good fit, please reach out, I'm happy to chat.
My rate for an editorial letter is based on manuscript word count. Use the calculator below to get an estimate.
Estimates are approximate. Final quotes provided after inquiry.
