Start with the draft.

Different stages need different kinds of attention. Choose the question closest to yours.

Structure & argument

An editorial assessment examines the whole document: what it promises, how it develops, and where readers may lose the thread.

Line editing looks closely at rhythm, clarity, transitions, and tone while preserving the choices that make the writing yours.

Copyediting addresses grammar, punctuation, spelling, usage, and internal consistency. Questions about meaning are raised for your decision.

Proofreading examines a near-final document for remaining errors and visible inconsistencies after editing and layout.

Tell us what you are writing, who will read it, and where you feel stuck. We can discuss the appropriate scope before you commission an edit.