I help writers shape their ideas, strengthen their stories, and polish their pages. ✍️
Ghostwriting • Beta Reading • Editing • Proofreading
📩 Open to projects
@KristinaKing121 2935 words is impressive, You’re really on a roll. And whenever you’re ready for beta readers, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d be happy to read it and give you honest feedback.
@aliasknife Honestly, I get that. Having someone you can send small updates to and get a quick reaction from would make writing a lot easier. I’d be happy to do that if you’re still looking.
@sumusimp I’d be happy to read it and give you honest feedback on the overall story, characters, pacing, and reading experience. If you’re still looking, I’d love to hear a little about the book .
@itsdylanmercer Honestly, that sounds like a smart way to handle such a big book. Seeing what’s done and what still needs work can make the editing process feel a lot less overwhelming
@rtigernyc Congratulations🎉 There’s something so surreal about finally being at the editing and beta reader stage after carrying a whole book in your head for so long. You really did it.
@euridicies I really enjoy conversations around topics like these. Also, since you write poems and opinion pieces, if you ever need a second pair of eyes on something, I offer beta reading, editing, and proofreading services and would be happy to help.
@euridicies I like that. Writing about topics that genuinely interest you probably makes it easier to stay motivated. Is there a particular topic you find yourself coming back to often?
@euridicies I love that mindset honestly. Sometimes chasing a standard takes the joy out of creating. There's something freeing about just letting it flow and writing for yourself. What are you working on now?
@MarisaNoelle77 No need to apologise for shouting,Months of having a story stuck in your head and finally getting to write it deserves an ALERT!
What’s the story about?
@annabethperceus Honestly, overthinking can make you second guess a story you’ve already put so much work into If you’re this close to finishing, maybe let the story be what it wants to be. What made you feel like it wasn’t “buzzy” enough?