Copy editing: This form of editing is about improving style, formatting, and accuracy. There are several levels of copy editing: light, medium, and heavy. Light copy editing might consist of double-checking accuracy and take care of most grammatical issues.  Medium copy editing includes heavier lifting, such as correcting flow and re-working some of the text. Heavy copy editing includes re-structure of paragraphs, or heavily correction of style, flow, and grammar.

Content editing: content editing, is much more intensive. This takes copy editing to the next level and can include some level of content creation along with making corrections.

Line editing: This form of editing addresses the creative content writing style, and language use at the sentence and paragraph level. The main focus will be on the use of language and how it is used to communicate the story. 

Proofreading: This is the easiest type of editing. Proofreading is about getting rid of cosmetic errors. This is the last step in the writing/editing process. It’s not meant to be comprehensive. It does not include the re-working of text, or re-arranging content. This is the last run-through to catch surface problems with the content.

Professional Manuscript Critique: This is a read-through of a determined portion of the manuscript to include a detailed written                assessment and consultation to discuss the assessment findings.

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