Before you publish, you should get some people to read your book. But just what kinds of readers do you need?

Do you actually need an editor, or would a ghostwriter suit your needs better?

Welcome to Edits by Toni's newest iteration!

Not sure if your novel is ready for a proofreader yet? Here's a checklist!

Do you actually need to credit your editor for working on your book? It's a little more complex than yes or no!

With so many people suggesting changes, it's hard to know what to use and what to ignore. This post will help you decide.

Writing Irresistible Kidlit aims to help you write unputdownable novels for YA and MG audiences.

Your editor said it will take three weeks (or more!) to edit your book. Isn't that a bit too long?

After finishing the first draft of your novel, you should let it rest before you jump into revisions. So what do you do while you wait?

On my editorial service pages, you saw the phrase “pricing depends on the complexity of the project.” Here's what that means.

Professional editing can come with quite a price tag! In this post, find some ideas for saving money on your edits.

A lot of newer writers fear bad editing. Fortunately, there are ways you can prevent this from happening to you.

Aren't editors supposed to catch all the mistakes in a book? Let's discuss the reality of editorial accuracy.

New year, new novel! I’m offering 21% off all editorial services when you book by January 21, 2021.

Here's my editing stats roundup for 2020!