Editing looks different for academic, creative, and business writing. At The Manuscript Editor, we tailor each edit to match your purpose, voice, and reader.

Finished your novel? Discover how editing helps shape your story and why every writer needs a skilled editor.

As Mental Health Month ends, we’re spotlighting five narratives that made us feel seen and heard.

Discover why editing isn’t just a final step—it’s the secret to making your story resonate, flow, and connect with readers.

AI-generated books may be efficient, but they bypass the creative journey that gives writing its soul. Explore how overreliance on AI tools leads to cognitive offloading, dulling our critical thinking and creativity.

First-time author? Discover how editing services refine your manuscript, enhance clarity, and support your publishing journey.

In honor of the live-action reboot, we revisit How to Train Your Dragon: the story of a Viking boy, a Night Fury, and a friendship that changed everything.

Confused about hyphens, en dashes, and em dashes? This quick, engaging guide breaks down their differences, shows you how to use them, and explains why AI tools like ChatGPT tend to favor em dashes. Master these marks to sharpen your writing today.

Don't let small mistakes hold you back. Learn why professional editing is essential before publishing your book or research paper.

In Sunrise on the Reaping, we gain a much better understanding of Haymitch through his experiences before, during and after the 75th Hunger Games.

Boost your book with expert manuscript editing services. TME offers editing, proofreading, and a free 800-word sample edit.

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a captivating novel that takes readers on a journey of discovery and transformation.

The Manuscript Editor is here to assist you in your writing journey.

Professional editing perfects clarity, structure, and style, making it essential for multifarious forms of writing.

Self-publishing your book means taking control of the entire process. Unlike traditional publishing, self-publishing puts you in charge.

So you finally finish that novel you’ve been working on. Congratulations! Now what?

What makes something a period piece? Join us as we delve into what makes historical and modern fiction.

Characters are important to the plot, but not all of them have to be deeply developed. Here are 10 basic stock characters for your story.

What is the difference between critiquing and criticizing, and which is better in improving one's work? We're here to break it down.

Sit back as we offer our insights into the second half of Season 3 as well as what we loved (and didn't care for) about it.