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Definition of Content Editing

Your content editor will review and make suggestions for changes, checking for twenty-one functions of good writing.

The purpose is to ensure a seamless text that makes sense to the reader, develops properly. Content editing does NOT include a check for grammar, punctuation or format. That is a function of copy editing. In the content editing process, suggestions for changes will appear in the margins of your manuscript. With the click of a button, you decide whether to accept or reject the suggestion. You remain in total control of your final draft.

Content editing is the first part of the editing process. Once the manuscript has been fine-tuned, it goes into the copy editing process which checks for spelling, grammar, punctuation, tense etc. When the editing is complete the project is ready for layout.

We offer editing as part of the full publishing package, or as a stand-alone service

How our simple multi-step process works.

Taking a raw manuscript to a published book is a multi-step process, but one that can be very rewarding!

Step 1) Submit a query of your work. Click the link below and fill out the query form completely. You will receive a prompt answer.

Step 2) * Acceptance of your manuscript.

Step 3) Complete review of manuscript and contact by Brass Frog Bookworks representative.

Step 4) Assign Brass Frog representative to work with you on the final editing process to complete your manuscript into a finished publication, ready for distribution.

Step 5) Distribution and marketing your completed book.

*Please note that we do NOT accept all manuscripts. If your project is accepted you will be contacted by a representative to explain the final step in the process which is a review of the complete manuscript and beginning the editing process.

Click here to use the online submission form.