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Writerwerx University

Proofreading

Proofreading

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Use discount code "PROOF" at checkout to get 60% off your proofreading order of $100 or more! 


Every book has imperfections. They're written and published by human beings, after all! But some of the more glaring mistakes could have been cleared with a proofreading pass. While no service can eliminate100% of errors, getting a proofreading completed when you think the book is ready for publication can catch some of the major errors before they wind up in your customers' hands.


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Proofreading

  1. Purchase the proofreading service for the amount of words in your piece. 
  2. Submit your finalized manuscript via email or postal mail (instructions will be emailed to you after payment is received). 
  3. A professional proofreader will review the entire digital or physical piece and flag any issues that they find with it. 
  4. The piece is returned to you, as well as the flags, so that you can determine which issues you want to spend the time / money / effort to repair and which you don't. 
  5. You use the flags to make a final round of adjustments to your piece prior to publication.

 

Timeline: Generally about 1 week per 25,000 words, though this can change based on multiple variables (such as how long it takes your shipment to arrive, office holidays, how long your payment takes to be finalized, etc.). 

 

No editing: Proofreading is literally a reading of the proof copy of your book. This means that we will not be making any changes to your work, only flagging for you what we find that could be problematic. If we made changes, we may do things like alter the meaning of a phrase said in a particular scene, or screw up the careful book design that you've already paid for. So we leave the executive decision making about what to change, and the act of changing those things, up to you as the author. 

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