Looking for a book editor?
I'm here to help you publish your manuscript with confidence.
Not sure what editors do? Keep reading to learn more.
In addition to author/book coaches, different editors focus on specifics aspects of your book. The three primary types of editors include a developmental editor, who can help with manuscript evaluations; a line editor, sometimes called a copyeditor; and a proofreader, who checks for grammar, punctuation, and spelling.


Not sure you need a developmental or line editor?
Have questions about how I can help you finish your book with confidence and direction?
Want to know how I help you at every step, from development through publication, so you don't have to DIY everything?
Book a call with me so we can discuss your story, clarify what you're looking for, and get you on track to finish your book.
NEXT STEPS
All you need to do to get started is book a free 30-minute discovery call with me to see if we're a good match—whether that's for coaching, editing services, or both.
During the call, I'll learn more about what you're looking for and share how I can help.
RESERVE MY EDITING SERVICES
For developmental or line edits, an editor's schedule can fill up quickly, leaving you scrambling for options. So book that discovery call sooner than later to get on my calendar.
After that call, you can reserve my time by submitting a nonrefundable deposit ranging from $50 to $100, which I subtract from the total project fee.
EDITING SERVICES
GENERAL RATE
My rates align with the Editorial Freelancers Association. Please contact me so I can send you a customized quote.
Imposter syndrome and other life challenges are real, and I'm here to help you move forward and reach your next goal with compassion and understanding.
I might not tell you what you want to hear, but my feedback will always be honest and delivered with explanations so you can make informed decisions.
You can write and publish your book. No matter what lies ahead, we'll face it together—because your goals are valid. You are worth seeing this through.
You never have to fear I'll tell you how to write your story. When I offer feedback, I first identify your goal and then explain what's helping, what's distracting from that goal, and why.
I'm always teaching my clients new skills and techniques they can implement themselves next time. The goal is to set you up for success so you can confidently do this on your own going forward.
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Erin P.T. Canning has worked for 20 years as an editor, encouraging each writer’s individual voice and strengthening their writing goals.
She always planned to write a book, but life had a tendency to distract her. After dedicating six years of her life to motherhood and discovering her ADHD, she started writing again, even though she feared her writing skills had atrophied.
After letting go of her perfectionism, Erin finally finished her own shitty first draft and released her fantasy romance novel, Ruins and Redemption, in 2023. Her current role as a podcaster and book coach enables her to help writers pursue their author dreams.

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