Jess Garza contacted me in November 2021, for help with her book proposal. She sent me her manuscript, resumé and social media profiles, and that's all I needed to get to work on the proposal for her fantastic book From Fighting To Thriving: 9 Relationship Hacks to Create the Relationship…
In 2021, Cindy Gentry asked for my help with her book proposal for Sermons on the Couch: A Year of Inspirational Reflection. Her book is a fantastic resource for both religious and secular readers who are looking for daily inspiration. Her book is amazing. However, she had some trouble expressing…
Katrina Hahling, the author and publisher, hired me to edit her book Deep Doubt, Deep Wisdom: Overcoming doubt and insecurity to create success. When she approached me, I couldn't be more excited. This is an amazing book, with chapter contributions by some incredibly powerful women. I'm so honored to have…
Brian Fairbanks had written a book proposal for his nonfiction book Wizards, but wanted someone to give him feedback. He wanted to give the proposal the best chance it could get. And that is something I love doing! Not only do I write people's book proposals for them, when someone…
Paul Wilson found me when he'd only written a few chapters of his memoir. He didn't quite know what a publisher would look for in a book proposal so he was looking for some guidance. Since then, he's shared his impressive story about his life as a black police man…
My name is Susanne and ever since I taught myself to read at age 4 I have had a passion for the written word. Over the last five years, I have developed a set of systems to help myself and others be productive and make work of our writing passion. Whether it’s fiction or non-fiction, I’m here to help! Check out the about me page to read more.
Over and above being extremely good at her craft, she is patient, funny, and kind, not to mention a fountain of inspiration and encouragement. As you would expect from a great editor, if something isn’t working she will tell you why and give guidance on how to fix it, but not in a way that leaves you thinking you should never have left the day job.