Authors Say…
“Simply put, Jessie is a phenomenal editor! Not only is she an expert at correcting grammatical mistakes, her eagle-eye for detail catches those often-missed word usage errors. But it is as a conceptual editor where Jessie truly shines: she doesn’t simply point out flaws in your plot arcs or character development and tell you they don’t work, she provides insightful suggestions on how to resolve them. She is professional, easy to work with, and takes the time to answer your questions. I highly recommend Jessie to any writer who wants their story to be the very best it can possibly be!”
—B.D. Stewart, author of the Intentional Contact trilogy
“I would strongly recommend Jessie Sanders to anyone looking for a freelance editor. Like most editors, she can critique story structure and character development as well as grammatical and style issues. But as a writer, too, Jessie understands the writing process, which allows her to discuss and coach her commentary, not just mark things she doesn’t like.”
—Aaron Pogue, author of the bestselling Dragonprince Trilogy
“Other professional editors have described the work Jessie did on my novels as ‘flawless.’ This is a woman who would swear on the Chicago Manual of Style before testifying in court. Hire. Her.”
—Joshua Unruh, author of Saga of the Myth Reaver: Downfall and The Plundered Parent Protocol and co-author of Masks & Mysteries
“When I send a story over to [Jessie], I know that when she sends it back, it will be a better story. She not only sees flaws, she also knows how to take the ‘okay’ stuff and make it sparkle. She’s honest about what parts of the story don’t work, and she’s patient in explaining why…. If you want skillful, professional editing, Jessie is the one you want to hire.”
—Courtney Cantrell, author of The Elevator and The Legends of the Light-Walkers series
“Jessie Sanders not only knows the p’s and q’s of grammatical excellence, but she is able to help me fine-tune my personal style and voice with her sharp skills in revision. She always gives attention to my vision as the author while still enlightening me with new ways to present it. I might be the inventor, but she is the craftsman who comes in and smooths my rough edges.”
—Krissi Dallas, author of the Phantom Island series