One of my clients had this to say about working with me. If you need a copy editor, keep reading.
“I worked with CreateWithDemola on several copy-editing and beta-reading projects and was consistently impressed by his attention to detail and constructive feedback. He has a strong ability to spot subtle details, consider different angles, and offer thoughtful suggestions that strengthen the work. He always prioritised deadlines without ever sacrificing quality, and I was very happy to recommend him to others.”
That’s from someone I’ve worked with on multiple copy editing projects. Not a one-off either, we’ve worked together several times.
I want to be clear about what copy editing actually involves, because a lot of writers confuse it with proofreading. Copy editing is not just fixing commas. It’s the sentence that’s grammatically fine but still confusing. The paragraph that quietly loses momentum. The inconsistency on page 200 that contradicts something you wrote on page 40. The dialogue tag that pulls a reader out of the scene right when things were getting good. The stuff that slips through no matter how many times you read your own work, because you already know what you meant to say.
I’ve been doing this for nine years, fiction and nonfiction both. MA in English. I work line by line, not with a find-and-replace tool.
What you’ll get back is a fully tracked-changes manuscript with comments explaining anything I flagged beyond a basic grammar fix, so you’re not just receiving corrections without understanding them.
Before you commit to anything, send me your first 1,000 words. I’ll edit them for free so you can see exactly how I work.
Rate is $0.02 per word. An 80,000-word manuscript works out to $1,600.
DM me here or email me at [email protected] if you’re interested.