Erin Lund – Editor

Hi, I'm Erin, nonfiction book coach and editor. I specialize in editing books in the genres of memoir, self-help, personal development, alternative spirituality, holistic wellness, and branding books to help their writers market their transformative services.

My goal is to help you craft a clear, compelling, and meaningful reading experience for your audience and highlight your unique voice to help you best connect with your readers.

SERVICES

I offer developmental editing, editorial assessment, copyediting, and proofreading services. I also offer a content edit, a combined package for busy professionals who are on a fast publishing track.

SCHEDULING

I schedule and bill each editing stage separately. Be sure to schedule yourself sufficient revision time between stages.

FEES

Familiarize yourself with typical rates for these editing services here:

https://blog.reedsy.com/guide/editing/cost/

I look forward to working with you!

TESTIMONIALS

“Erin is an editing wizard! We clicked from the start. She helped me fine-tune the purpose of my book and the most appropriate target audience. This was great as it was actually different than I’d originally thought. She really got me. She pulled more details from me to clarify the meaning of certain passages. She moved text around to improve the flow. She validated my intuition by keeping the first chapter as the first chapter when others thought it should be something else. I'm so happy that Erin showed up when she did. I will definitely use her for book #2 and beyond.”

~ Jo Ann Richards, author of Midlife Magic, a memoir

"Erin is an editor with deep insight and vision. She helped me find the underlying themes in my writing, articulating and clarifying the meaning I was working to express. Erin's questions guided me to more fully develop my writing, from establishing clearer continuity in the plot of my story to identifying the purpose of each word. She carefully examines the details while understanding the work as a whole, ensuring there is cohesion and integrity from the first page to the last."

~ Tony Wass, author of Little Drummer Boy, a memoir