Bodacious Copy’s Portfolio

  
📚 Recent Literary Alchemy at Bodacious Copy 📚

 

  1. Crafting Poetry: From Verses to Visuals
    • In Helen Dewbery’s Crafting Poetry: transforming poems into poetry films, poems don’t merely rest on paper; they dance across screens. As a poetic sorceress, Helen transformed her verses and others into mesmerizing poetry films, and I conscientiously edited her dazzling how-to guide. 🎥✨
  2. A Lion’s Pride Unleashed
    • In the mystical realm of “The Drowned Kingdom Saga,” P.L. Stuart’s fourth book, A Lion’s Pride, roars to life. As an independent best-selling fantasy fiction author, Stuart’s words weave spells, and I meticulously edited every enchanting chapter. 📖🔮
  3. The Passion of Painting Celia’s Art Unveiled
    • Debut novelist Maya Bairey created a work of art in her stellar contemporary romance, Painting Celia, and I am proud to have been her co-editor for this captivating canvas of love. 🎨📖
  4. Publish and Promote: Our Literary Cauldron
    • Most of these magical tomes emerged from the alchemical forge of Publish and Promote. I, too, stirred the cauldron, ensuring that each story sparkled like stardust. 🌟📚
  5. Empowerment Through Words
    • Witnessing these tales unfurl into the world was nothing short of empowering. 🌎✨
  6. Beyond Editing: Manuscript Whisperer
    • Manuscripts are my familiars. I guide authors through the labyrinth of their words, revealing hidden paths and secret chambers. 🗝️📜
  7. Canvas Rebel Magazine: My Secret Lair
    • Dive deeper into my mystical origins—explore Bodacious Copy in the pages of Canvas Rebel Magazine. 🌠📰

Ready to create your own literary magic? Reach out to Bodacious Copy, where words transform, and dreams take flight! 🚀🔥

 

 

What I Copyedit

  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction
  • Memoirs
  • Autobiographies
  • How-to guides
  • Children’s books
  • Poetry
  • Anthologies
  • Book proposals
  • Website copy
  • Press releases
  • Blogs
To be a really good editor, you have to be a really good listener. I don’t only mean to the author. You have to listen to what you’re reading.” - Ellen Seligman, Publisher, McClelland and Stewart, Vice President, Random House of Canada