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Faith Carroll
Posts: 493
Registered: ‎02-11-2010

Have Faith Proofreading

Working on a book? Have it about ready but not sure of punctuation, grammar rules (i.e. hyphenating compound modifiers, correct homonym usage), or if that comma should be a semicolon? An author can easily find themselves engrossed in the creative process of bringing imagination to life, and overlook the seemingly little things. That’s where I come in.

Have Faith Proofreading will take your document and fine tune it for you! By being given the option to choose your service—proofreading or copyediting—you are given control of how your document is to be approached and polished. Are you concerned over plot, character, and timeline consistencies? Are there too many commas interrupting the narrative flow, making it unengaging to the reader? If so, then copyediting is the service for you. Maybe you are concerned if you used the correct punctuation, have typographical and grammatical errors, or want one final polish before sending it to press. If so, then proofreading is recommended. Whatever you choose, Have Faith Proofreading will make your manuscript squeaky clean and press ready.

Please visit Have Faith Proofreading at www.havefaithproofreading.com for details.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at fcarroll@havefaithproofreading.com, and perhaps we can begin to build a solid, professional relationship in which we can work together to get your work published.

 

Happy Writing!

Sincerely,

Faith Carroll

fcarroll@havefaithproofreading.com

www.havefaithproofreading.com

 

 

 

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tony_hawken
Posts: 688
Registered: ‎03-18-2010

Re: Have Faith Proofreading

Alternatively, you need to brush up on your punctuation, and ask a few friends to read your work.

I found that the following two books helped me

(1)  Eats, shoots and leaves - Lynne Truss

(2)  Austerlitz - W.G. Sebald

The first book is a humerous, but educational introduction to punctuation. The second is a beautifully written book that demonstrates how to write long sentences.

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