All good writers write [shitty first drafts]. This is how they end up with good second drafts and terrific third drafts. ~Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
No matter where you are in your nonfiction or memoir-writing journey, I can help.
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So what’s the next step toward a terrific draft? A terrific editor.
Even the best writers need a supportive editorial eye—someone who can help clarify the structure, sharpen the style, and strengthen the message. (Yes, even professional editors need editors!)
That’s because while we’re busy writing down the bones, we often develop myopia for our own stuff.
No pressure—just a thoughtful conversation about your book and how I might support you.
“I had quite a few disappointing experiences with editors—until in the middle of my second memoir when I was fortunate to find Liz. Of course Liz has done much more than the crucial line editing for me. She is astute at spotting inconsistencies of thought and gaps of information. She is excellent at consolidating content, moving materials around to improve the flow, and eliciting more details. Last but not least, I appreciate Liz’s expeditiousness. I would be lost without her.”