As the last line of defense before publication, proofreaders perform a book's final read just before publication. A proofreader examines the designed, typeset version of your book, which will most likely be a PDF from the InDesign publishing program or else hard-copy page proofs, and will not only catch typos and confirm the copyeditor's decisions but will scan for additional typographical issues — line breaks, widows, word breaks, headers and footers, page numbering, headings, and font consistency. The proofreading process is performed after all others edits, including developmental editing and copyediting/line editing, and after the book's layout has been finalized.
Sharon GoldingerContent editing, copyediting, proofreading, production management, book shepherding, and publishing consulting for nonfiction trade books, including business, health, self-help, and legal. We also edit websites, blogs, and marketing materials.
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Nomi IsakWriting coach, developmental editor, and ghostwriter on over 45 published books. With her compassionate approach, Nomi has helped numerous authors complete publishable manuscripts. She also coaches clients experiencing writer's block and helps authors create and meet deadlines. She specializes in memoir and fiction, as well as creative nonfiction.
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Monica FaulknerEditorial, project management, online marketing, and speaker support services for fiction and nonfiction authors; proposals; screenplays; business marketing materials (written and online).
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Deborah A. Lott, MFAWriting, editing: psychology, psychiatry, public health, social science, medicine, particularly gastroenterology, internal medicine, and cardiology, memoir, autobiography and nonfiction narratives; research.
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Kate ZentallWriter, co-writer, editor, copyeditor, web content creator & producer, marketing communications specialist, book shaper. Memoir, personal history, parenting, lifestyle, psychology, relationships, profiles, food, self-help, entertainment, products, travel, personal statements, blogs.
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