New Book-Editing Service for Serious Authors

Nov. 16, 2010 - PRLog -- NATCHEZ, MS -- A new service helps inexperienced authors shape their books so they're ready for self-publishing or review by agents and traditional publishers.  Two-for-One Editing is the service of two former Los Angeles Times editors, Davilynn and Bill Furlow, who work with writers who are committed to the success of their fiction or nonfiction books.  

As the name implies, both Furlows work on each book project, ensuring the most thorough editing for content as well as grammar, spelling and punctuation.  

Inexperienced authors may have great material but not the writing skills to complete a polished manuscript.  They also may lack the objectivity to know how their books will measure up to others in the genre.  Good editors not only eliminate embarrassing mistakes but also provide high-level advice on a book's organization, flow, continuity and development of plot or characters.  

Davilynn Furlow has long experience as a copy editor and content editor, while Bill Furlow's background includes many years as a newspaper reporter, a content editor and a writing instructor.  The Furlows accept a wide range of manuscripts to edit and especially welcome Southern-themed books, works of journalism, memoirs and mysteries.  

For more information, please see http://www.twoforoneediting.blogspot.com

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Two-for-One Editing helps serious authors produce great books by polishing and editing their manuscripts. The process eliminates the negative drag created by embarrassing errors and enhances the chances of success.