A Book A Day will work with you from the onset of the story (being just a thought in your head) to the completion. We will brainstorm with you to bring the characters to life, and work until the words become a story. 

We will work with you through a series of rounds. ABAD will add feedback to your draft, then hand it back so you can incorporate what makes sense to you and ask for clarification about what doesn’t. The suggestions you get will focus primarily on the big-picture stuff; think structure, organizing, frameworks, alignment, and completeness.

Being sensitive to ethnic, cultural and societal issues in your prose is very important. Sometimes, even though it’s not intended, you can cross a line that might offend certain members of your reader base. A Book A Day Author Services is very aware of these issues and has the cultural and philosophical background to help you navigate these touchy waters. We will carefully read your manuscript and address any diversity or sensitivity issues we find and offer suggested changes.

If you click on “Diversity Interview” to the right, it will take you to a conversation with Renita McKinney reference diversity in romance.

Our BETA Reading services will identify such things as plot holes, problems with continuity, characterization or believe-ability; in fiction and non-fiction, we can also assist the author with fact-checking. 

The purpose of a consultation is to hear out the person’s needs and help identify a plan of attack for solving their problems and accomplishing their goals. We will connect with you through Zoom, Facebook Video or Google Meets to help you prepare a solid foundation for your novel.

Having a final set of eyes on your manuscript  before publication is like a safety net to ensure it your work is ready for publication. With our proofreading service, one of our editors will make a final pass over your work to identify any typos, grammatical errors, etc., which may have been missed in the line and copyediting process.

Goodreads Librarian Services are free to Goodreads members. Although we will be happy to help you correct any errors on your Goodreads book listings, librarians are not employees or representatives of the company, so we cannot edit any user content, such as reviews.