One of my favourite parts of being a book editor and working with the Grammar Factory is learning new things. Israel Ellis' book, Moving Through Walls, was just one of the books I had the privilege to proofread as part of its publishing journey.
As a lover of dogs and travel, I found Kerry's book so exciting to edit. As the lead structural editor on her manuscript, I worked with over 80,000 words of deeply rich travel content and helped her turn her first draft into a beautifully structured hardcover book.
Working with the Grammar Factory and its authors, I get to bring first-time authors through the editorial process. There's something truly rewarding about helping thought leaders and business people put their book of wisdom into other people's hands. I loved working with Ian to copyedit
There's something cathartic about proofreading as an editor. It's all about following rules and using a fine-tooth comb to brush and perfect every line. Every time I get to work with an author to proofread their book, I enjoy it immensely. Chris's book,