Developmental Editing-

Developmental editing digs into the heart of your work-structure, pacing, plot logic, world building. Character arcs, and emotional flow. It identifies whats working, whats not, and what need to be restructured, expanded, or cut. 

Structural Editing-

Structural editing ensures the overall design of your work makes sense-scenes are ordered effectively, subplots align, and pacing keeps readers engaged. It's often interchangeable with developmental editing, depending on the editors terminology. 

Line Editing-

Line editing zooms in on style, flow, and tone at the paragraph and sentence level. It refines language, strengthens emotional impact, and makes the writing sound like you-only sharper, tighter, and more deliberate.

Copy Editing-

Copy editing corrects spelling, grammar, punctuation, and syntax while enforcing style consistency such as capitalization, tense, and formatting. It also flags continuity issues or factual errors that slipped through the cracks. 

Formatting-

Formatting is the process of turning your completed manuscript into a polished, publication ready book. It ensures that your text looks consistent, professional, and easy to read across both print and digital platforms.

Proofreading-

Proofreading catches lingering typos, punctuation errors, formatting inconsistencies and layout issues after the manuscript has been typist or formatted. Its the last quality check before the book goes to print or upload.