“Meg was the foundation my book needed to build itself up. When Meg read my book and offered her assistance to help me make it better, l
was already decently proud of the story I had created… From the beginning, Meg understood my cadence. She could see my characters even when I couldn’t quite envision them clearly. And she helped take a book I was pretty happy with and turned it into something worthy of its readers. Throughout the whole process she built me up, even as she handed me critiques. She fell for the characters. She gave advice to help strengthen the message instead of plowing through with her own agenda. She was the polishing and heated forge me and my book needed to assemble a storyline that could withstand. One that could be its own world and a means of escape for its readers. I truly will forever be thankful and reliant on Meg for her insight and view on the work.” — Taryn Christeen, author of Dear Future Husband
“Meg was incredibly thoughtful in her beta read and line edit of my sample chapters. She pulled from her experience as both an author and an avid reader of the genre to provide detailed suggestions and insights. She went above and beyond in reading my revised pages, too. Many editors are great at what they do, but Meg brings a particular passion for fiction and kinship with authors that’s hard to find. I will absolutely work with her again.” — Rennie Dyball, award-winning author of Good Boy, Eddie and the Show Strides Series
“Meg is the kind of editor you find and never let go of. Her technical knowledge is beyond what I can comprehend, and she genuinely loves the craft of story structure, which makes her feedback hit on multiple points. She makes it clear that she is my partner. She’s sent me documents on self-editing techniques, PDFs tailored to my genre, and recommended podcast episodes addressing my specific pain points, all while being unbelievably supportive and aggressively kicking my imposter syndrome to the curb. Genuinely, I have never had a better editor experience, and I will continue to use her for all my editing needs.” — Alyssa K. Burns, author of The Last Special Thing
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