Critiques

Recommendations for other editors who do critiques

If you seek a freelance editor for a pre-submission critique or full manuscript edit, I have a few friends who freelance who I’d be glad to get you in contact with now that I am no longer taking critiques. Feel free to email me about that, as I don’t want to post their emails on the web.

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I am currently closed for new critiques. I have recently started a new day job, which makes my time for critiques more limited, and I want to be able to give those who have been waiting on their critiques the full time their writing deserves. This means that for those who have already arranged for a critique, I’m working on finishing and getting back to you. For those interested in a new critique, thank you for your interest, and I’m sorry that I can’t help you right now. If you are local to Utah, I will be offering seminars on writing and publishing in the near future, and if you are farther away and have a group that would like me to come give a seminar closer to you, I’d be glad to arrange that.

Thank you very much for your patience during this transition. And remember, I’m always glad to answer more general questions on my blog. Feel free to email me at stacylwhitman AT gmail DOT com if you have a question that can be addressed on the blog.

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I will leave up my resources for writers addressing what to consider before hiring an editor—even if I can’t edit your manuscript right now, hopefully this advice will be useful for you.

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