Jeanette Hanscome Reno, Nevada Jeanette Hanscome is a busy writer, teacher, wife and mom. Though relatively new to editing, she has published numerous articles, devotions, and stories for teens and adults. She is the author of two fiction books in Focus on the Family's Brio Girls Series. Her third book, Want More? Joy (Brio Devotional #3) hit shelves in April. In addition to writing Jeanette offers writing workshops in her community and at writer's conferences and leads a critique group. She is available to critique, edit or co-author articles, devotions, fiction (women's and YA) and non-fiction. Jeanette especially enjoys mentoring new writers. E-mail Jeanette              Visit Jeanette's Web site       Violet (Vie) Herlocker Fancy Gap, VA   I am a beginning-level editor and an intermediate-level nonfiction writer. Most of my published work has been as a ghostwriter/coauthor, although I have a few bylines of my own. My background in public education and my writing experience led to a co-written book with the CEO of an educational seminar and training company. That opened the door for me to work as an editor for educational experts who need books to support their speaking platforms. I consider my job more of a book doctor or (for those authors who want to learn how to write for publication) a “book mama.” E-mail Vie                    Visit Vie's Web site   Sarah M. Hess Ann Arbor, MI   I am a certified English teacher who graduated from Hope College in 2006 with a BA in English.  I have a passion for using my English and writing skills to help authors bring their work to the next level.  By nature, I am very detail-oriented, organized, trustworthy, and dependable, and I have found that editing is the place where my natural ability and passion meet. I am committed to providing my clients with outstanding service that exceeds their expectations.     E-mail Sarah               Visit Sarah's Web site     Janis Holmberg Fullerton, CA   Janis is a freelance editor with 30 years’ experience. She offers proofreading, copyediting, substantive and developmental editing for academic manuscripts and publications, trade journals, and Web sites. She is an ESL teacher for NOCCCD and teaches basic skills in adult education.   E-mail Janis                 Visit Janis's Web site   Michelle Horn Pennsylvania The most rewarding thing about editing is when someone reads something I've done and says I've captured exactly what was meant. My background is in corporate communications (marketing and advertising). I've been proofreading and editing for over ten years. I do proofreading, copy editing, substantive editing, and developmental editing on a variety of subjects, including business communications, education, Christian spirituality, inspirational biography, and general fiction. I respect the effort it takes to write something for publication and enjoy helping someone put their best foot forward. E-mail Michelle  Marsha Hubler Middleburg, Pennsylvania Marsha Hubler has a master's degree in education and more than 35 years' experience teaching children from first grade to high schoolers. She has been writing for publication since 1990 and has numerous articles, short stories, and poems in print. She also has seven books published in juvenile fiction and a Bible study guide for ladies since 2003. Since 2005, she has become interested in helping other writers hone their craft by editing and critiquing their work in fiction, nonfiction, and children's genres. Her rates vary according to the length of the manuscript and the experience level of the writer. E-mail Marsha           Visit Marsha's Web site   Steve Hutson From a very young age, I always wanted to be a writer. But I didn't try to do anything professionally until 1998. Writing my book was a grueling process. After attending a conference and sitting at the feet of a couple of mentors, I began to get pretty good at it. After a few people in my church asked for my advice in their writing, I established my own editing service in the summer of 2005. Also, I serve as the assistant director of the Antelope Valley Christian Writers Conference. E-mail Steve              Visit Steve's Web site Jessica Inman Jessica Inman has been freelance writing, editing, and proofreading for several years. She has served as managing editor for book projects like the Soul Matters series and Sassy, Classy, and Still Sparkling by the Red Hat Society and has written text for 101 Things Jesus Has Done for You, Cinderella by Steven Curtis Chapman, and In the Footsteps of Paul by Ken Duncan. She also provides marketing copy for catalogs, sales sheets, and backliner and spent a year writing in-house book proposals for a large publisher. She loves seeing books come together from inception to design. E-mail Jessica           Visit Jessica's Web site Ann Knowles Wilmington, North Carolina I spent 33 years teaching English as a Second Language, Spanish, English and reading---from kindergarten through community college. I hold an MA Ed. and have studied religious journalism and missions at seminary. I have done doctoral studies in Adult Education and ESL at North Carolina State University. I began writing in 1990. My articles and devotionals have appeared in Royal Service, Missions Mosaic, Dimension, and Mustard Seed Ministries. I offer complete proofreading and editorial services for Christian fiction and nonfiction. My goal is to help my clients make their manuscripts the finest quality possible. When you succeed, I succeed. E-mail Ann               Visit Ann's Web site       Members A-B          Members C-G          Members H-K          Members L-M          Members N-S          Members T-Z