editorial letter


When your manuscript is bought by an Editor at a publishing house, they will provide you with an in-depth assessment of your manuscript and guide you through developmental revisions. Occasionally, Agents will also request developmental revisions. Commission an Editorial Letter to see how an Agent/Editor would develop your book.

What you’ll receive

A 750-1,000 word assessment of a manuscript, with a specific focus on developmental revision.

  • Strengths: unique and successful aspects of the book

  • Growth Areas: recommendations for revision

  • Developmental Revision: specific suggestions of how to improve in your growth areas. Topics include but are not limited to the following:

    • Story arc

    • Organization and pacing

    • Character development

    • Dialogue, voice, and tone

    • Genre conventions

  • Market Positioning: how the book will fit in the literary market

PRICE

$600 for a manuscript up to 100,000 words. For manuscripts over the word count, contact me for a price assessment.

Apply the credit from a completed Reader’s Report to an Editorial Letter of the same manuscript.