proofreader | proof·​read·​er | ˈprüf-ˌrē-dər

Sniffing out typos in your manuscript

I came to grips with grammar and content consistency while teaching English and translating. I do admit that I wasn't the best translator because it isn't some skill you magically acquire once you become good at a second language (I learned that the hard way). I did, however, enjoy editing my own work and other translators' work.

As cliche as it is, I love reading. Since I was a kid, I have enjoyed printed words. While I do not have a favorite book genre in particular, my favorite books are Lost City of Z, Gone with the Wind, Angels and Demons, Stephen King's It, and Rebel with a Clause. There are plenty more, but you get the idea. Books are best for me when they are typeset and formatted for leisure reading. That is where I come in. When I have some skin in the game, I'll explore developmental editing and book coaching. 

You're probably saying, "Bro. An AI bot can write my paper." Okay, but does an AI bot have a connection with you? Nope. Does an AI bot make you feel safe and valued? Probably not. Is an AI bot interested in you? Of course not. I'll tell you one thing: Humans learn when human connections are made.