Your Questions, Answered
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I offer editorial services to writers of flash fiction, personal essays, creative nonfiction, and short literary fiction.
Check out the Editorial Services page for more details.
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Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form. I will respond within 3 business days to discuss next steps and answer any questions along the way.
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I spent years in classrooms learning how to give feedback that people can actually use. Not feedback that makes you feel assessed — feedback that makes you want to go back to the page. There's a difference, and it comes from teaching.
Additionally, my editorial feedback comes from someone who is actively in it — submitting work, getting rejected, revising, trying again. I know what the submission process feels like from the inside, which means my feedback is grounded in what literary editors are actually looking for, not just what craft books say they want.
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You can reach me anytime via the contact page. I will always aim to respond quickly—usually within three business days.
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My pricing is straightforward and published on the Editorial Services page. Three tiers based on word count and depth of feedback, starting at $50 for pieces up to 750 words. No hidden costs, no initial consultation needed. If you're not sure which tier fits your piece, reach out, and I'll point you in the right direction
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You send me your work. I read it multiple times — once to experience it the way a reader would, once to look at what it's doing structurally, and once to get into the line-level work. What comes back to you is a conversation about your piece, written down.
Instead of leading with what’s wrong, I start with what's working, because a writer needs to know what to protect before they start revising. Then I'll tell you what isn't there yet and why, specifically.
I treat every piece like it matters because it does. I don't rush through work. I don't give the same feedback to every writer. Your piece gets my full attention, and my feedback is written specifically for your work, not pulled from a template.