As a lifelong reader, I’ve always been fascinated with the book world. My child brain couldn’t believe that some people got to write books for a living while others made their living reading them. *child mind blown* But now, I’m delighted to say that one MBA and an editing certificate from the University of Chicago later, I’m doing both: My first novel, Free Falling, is being considered for TV adaptation, and I’m out on sub with my YA action thriller. But even before all of that materialized, I launched my editing business to help writers from all walks of life, in all stages of the creative process.

Now, more than seven years later, in addition to my querying and self-published clients, I have worked with traditional publishers such as Macmillan, Penguin Random House, St. Martin’s, DK, and HMH. I am a freelance editor for the Atlanta Writers Conference, and I teach workshops for their writing club. I’ve taught workshops for Sisters in Crime and the Romance Writers of America, and even been featured on Mark Dawson’s SPF 101 podcast.

So what does all of that mean for you? It means I’ve been where you’ve been. The publishing journey is quite a ride, and I have the same anxieties and questions about writing, publishing, and marketing that you have. But I’ve learned a lot over the years, and I plan on using what I’ve learned to help you reach your publishing goals. To learn more about my editing services, please visit me at my website dedicated to editing, The Writer’s Station. And, to get the information and knowledge you need to empower you as you navigate this industry, subscribe to my weekly newsletter Five On Fridays.

Keep scrolling to see a few of my past projects, the wonderful authors I’ve been privileged to work with, and testimonials from a few of my clients.