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 Rachel Starr Thomson
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Rachel started reading at some undetermined age and has been a word addict ever since! She is a novelist, a small publisher, a writing coach, and a regularly published freelance writer. Rachel has worked with clients on everything from theology to fantasy fiction, which she particularly enjoys. She offers proofreading, copyediting, developmental editing, and manuscript coaching. Her books include the fantasy novel Worlds Unseen, Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled, and Heart to Heart: Meeting with God in the Lord’s Prayer.
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 Nanette Thorsen-Snipes
Buford, Georgia
I am a freelance writer and have published dozens of articles, columns, and devotions in magazines and newspapers. I have stories in more than 30 compilation books. As an intermediate proofreader and beginner editor, I recently completed light editing for a book that was accepted by Bethany House. I also work part time proofreading 24 four-page newsletters every month. I have proofread for five years and edited for one year. Services offered: proofreading, editing, ghostwriting, work-for-hire.
Specialties: nonfiction, children's, business, newsletters, brochures, articles, short stories, and fillers.
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Tracy L. Tiritilli
Philadelphia, PA
I am an editor with four years' experience in a large corporation. I have also been active with a writing group, providing critique and editorial services. I have a master’s degree in writing and two bachelor’s degrees, I am a state-certified instructor of theatre and English, and I have two years' experience teaching writing at the college level. I am comfortable editing at any level, from comprehensive to proofreading, and as a skilled writer, I am interested in coauthoring. My specialties include non-fiction, technical writing in its various forms (including formatting and outlining), writing/editing for the Web, and critique.
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Christine Tracy
Kremmling, Colorado
Chris has edited and written for newspapers, magazines, and a Christian book publishing company. Her specialty is nonfiction. Recently, she served as contract editor for Destiny Image Publishing, doing first and second edits and reprint edits on books by such authors as T. D. Jakes, Myles Munroe, and Rick Joyner. Chris loves to work with both emerging and accomplished writers to polish text and help with flow, while being careful to retain the author’s voice. A graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism with hundreds of published articles, Chris loves the craft of editing and helping writers shine.
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Carlene Van Cott
New Milford, PA
I am a Christian school librarian and speech and drama teacher. At church, I'm the organist, choir director, ladies Sunday School teacher and church librarian. I've written or adapted plays and choral readings and assembled cantatas or rewritten script for school and church. I've written numerous articles and a book for early readers. I've also worked as a medical secretary. My editing experience includes brochures, magazine articles, plays, college papers, curricula and music. I would like to begin my professional editing career by proofreading and copyediting. I am also interested in health articles, music, rewriting, transcribing, data entry and researching.
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 Judy Vandiver
Pearland, TX
Writing for God's Glory is a ministry owned and run by Judy Vandiver, wife, mother, grandmother, writer, speaker and editor from South Texas. Known for her wit, humor, encouragement and southern drawl, Judy's goal is to inspire others by using the gifts of communication God has given her. "Growing up, I always had a book stuck under my nose, was talking non-stop or busy correcting other people's grammar. Who knew I could make a living doing the very things that annoyed my siblings? Ha. But who do you think they now come to when they need something written or edited?"
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 Marjorie Vawter
Westminster, Colorado
Marjorie Vawter recently left her high school English teaching position to be a full-time freelance editor, proofreader, and writer. She is a contributing author to For Better, For Worse compiled by Marlene Bagnull and released in January 2004. She is the articles editor for The Christian PEN's newsletter, PEN Points, and is the New Members columnist for the ACFW E-zine. Margie lives with her husband in Colorado and enjoys hiking with their two adult children at their cabin in the mountains.
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 Laurel Vincenty
Expressly Editorial
From the time she could hold a crayon to paper, Laurel has enjoyed working with words. Her first editing job, she recalls, was playing “teacher” with the neighborhood kids just so she could correct their English “homework”! Although Laurel has long since traded in her crayons for a computer, she continues to relish in the written word as a professional editor with nearly 25 years of experience.
In 1996, Laurel decided to establish her own editing and proofreading business, Expressly Editorial. Her delight is working as a partner with corporations, organizations, and individuals to help them create clear and effective print and online publications, and Web content.
A member of the American Copy Editors Society and Society of Professional Journalists, Laurel is thrilled to report that Expressly Editorial donates a percentage of its annual profits to socially responsible and earth-friendly organizations.
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 Gail Welborne
Washington
Gail Welborn writes monthly book review columns of three titles each for Christian News Northwest, an Oregon newspaper, and Montgomery’s Journey, an Alabama magazine. She also contributes ten audio reviews a month, with emphasis on sound over content, to AudioFile Magazine, print and online versions. Besides writing two monthly mystery reviews for The Christian Suspense Zone, she also freelances book reviews as time permits. Her nonfiction articles have appeared in publications that include Guideposts Books, The Standard magazine, and Christian Reader. She and husband, Rog, are semi-retired and live in a secluded cabin beside the Skagit River in Washington State.
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 Nancy Arant Williams
Stover, Missouri
Nancy is a freelance editor, the author of hundreds of published articles and twenty-seven Christian novels, and is currently working as the associate editor for Beautiful One magazine. She has a gift for getting into the author's head and reading between the lines, bringing "dry bones" to life. She offers a wide range of editing services and can take that dusty manuscript languishing in your bottom drawer and make it "sing."
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 Dolores Woodrum
Titusville, Florida
Naturally gifted in the English language, I've always achieved high testing scores. During many years of working in the business world in administrative management, I had opportunities to establish and write policies and procedures, create promotional copy, write and edit articles for newsletters, and exercise my English skills in a variety of other applications. Three years ago I had the opportunity to work for a small publishing business as an online copy editor and proofreader, as well as providing marketing and customer service support. I came to love the work and since then have served four other authors as copy editor and proofreader.
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Vevlyn Wright
Vevlyn is a reporter, writer, editor, proofreader, and General Miss-Do-It-All with nearly 15 years of experience, much of it as a newspaper staffer. For the past six years (five of them from France), she has worked as a freelance editor. Her clients include Sterling Publishing, Scholastic, National Journal's CongressDaily, UNESCO, ELLE.com, and The International Herald Tribune.
She edits many types of text: newspaper and magazine articles, books, essays, manuals, dissertations, theses, resumes, letters, Web sites, advertising copy, financial reports, and more. Vevlyn lives in New York City, where she hopes to sign a book deal with a good agent and/or publisher.
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Lora H. Zill
Location: Conneaut Lake, PA
Lora Zill has BA and MA degrees in English and teaches writing and critical analysis at the university level. She also teaches creative writing and poetry for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts as an artist-in-residence. Her award-winning nonfiction and poetry have been published widely. Lora has served as a writing-contest judge and has edited for missions organizations, doctoral candidates, publishers, and her students. She edits and publishes a literary Christian poetry magazine, Time of Singing, and designs poetry chapbooks. Lora proofreads, critiques, and edits nonfiction and poetry. Rates from $20 to $30 an hour.
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