Michelle is a freelance proofreader who works with Christian writers to help them strengthen their books before publication. She plays a vital role in advocating for readers by building trust between the author and the reader by ensuring accuracy and clarity. She elevates the reading experience by removing distractions and barriers to allow readers to fully immerse themselves in the content and gain enjoyment from the story. Michelle also proofreads recipes, cookbooks, and blog posts.
Good stories, the kind that keep you awake because you can’t bear to put them down, rely on conflict. Without some form of struggle or problem (the central conflict), a story simply can’t evolve into something gripping or engaging.
Are you stuck in a brainstorming rut for your fiction novel? Unlock a treasure trove of creative ideas with these proven brainstorming techniques!
To write memorable characters, you need to know them on a deep level and emphasize with them, especially if you want your audience to.
You’ve landed your first freelance proofreading client! Now what? This guide will lead you through the process.
Many writing articles tell you that active voice is the way to go. But what about using passive voice in fiction writing? Is it wrong? This article will help you understand passive voice and if you should use it in your writing.
A comprehensive guide that goes through the importance of why freelance proofreaders need a contract, essential contract terms you need to know, and tips on how to write a good contract. Plus, a bonus sample freelance proofreading contract!
Are you a new freelance proofreader? Are you stuck on trying to figure out how to gain clients? These tips are for you!
What does it mean to niche down as a proofreader? What are the benefits? Find the answers here, plus tips on how to find the perfect proofreading niche for you.
Sentence structure is an important tool for fiction writers to express their message effectively and keep readers engaged in the story.
Learn all about what a proofreader does and doesn’t do in this post. Plus, bonus hiring tips!
