I’m happy to announce that I’m open to freelance editing projects! While I have also worked as an editor of poetry and non-fiction, I would hope to keep my freelance editing in the realm of fiction, where I am most comfortable.
For my credentials: I have served as in varying capacities for The Spectatorial, The Goose, The Hart House Review, The White Wall Review, Terse Journal, Filling Station Magazine, and The Wrong Publishing Chapbook Series. I also served as a judge on The Hart House Literary Prize, and I am the editor of a collection of essays for Guernica Editions, due to hit shelves in a year or so. I have also taught courses in the art of editing at Sheridan College.
As of now, I can consider both standalone short works, and full manuscript sized projects of fiction. While I have an internal pay scale, I am happy to discuss your budget and timeline and come to an agreement wherein you (the author) and I can give the work the time and attention it needs. Please reach out via the Contact Me of this website to get in touch and start the discussion!
OPTIONS
Substantive/structural editing:
- Clarifying or reorganizing a manuscript for content and structure
Stylistic editing:
- Clarifying meaning, eliminating jargon, polishing language, and other line-by-line editing
Copy editing:
- Editing for grammar, usage, spelling, punctuation, and other mechanics of style; checking for consistency of mechanics and for internal consistency of facts; inserting head levels and approximate placement of art; editing tables, figures, and lists; notifying the designer of any unusual production requirements
Proofreading:
- Checking page proofs of formatted, edited material for adherence to design and for minor, mechanical errors in copy (such as spelling mistakes or small deviations from the style sheet)
Rates:
Rates are negotiable based on budget, but please refer to Editors Canada https://www.editors.ca/local-groups/toronto/find-work-or-find-editor/what-editors-charge for general information and a look at a standard contract!
