Manuscripts at various stages of inception benefit from insightful constructive feedback. Our editors provide both margin comments and fully written notes to assist you in the development of your project: When we provide deep feedback on your developing manuscript, we:
- identify the project’s purpose and organization
- indicate developing themes, plotlines and characters
- address cohesion, pacing and flow
- illustrate how to structure and enhance elements of the work to ensure the manuscript is unique, dynamic, and purposeful
- address issues of clarity at the line level
- suggest next steps and revision strategies.
The reason developmental or deep intensive feedback is useful to writers is it helps you refine and shape your early-stage project (book-length fiction and nonfiction as well as short story, essay, article and poetry) and gives structured guidance and actionable steps that serve as a “road map” as you enter into revision.
Having this map to follow makes the revision process much easier and focused; plus, having your editor on hand to answer questions during that process is invaluable for both emotional support and also to help guide the process succinctly and collaboratively.
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