If you write much of anything, you need to proofread.<\/p>\n
Errors in spelling, usage, punctuation, and grammar can be very entertaining to the reader<\/b>. But you may not want to have your writing provide that kind of entertainment.<\/p>\n Now let me break some bad news to you.<\/p>\n Any honest-and-able proofreader or editor will confirm that point.<\/p>\n So what to do?<\/p>\n Get another set of eyes hitched up to another brain.<\/p>\n But the cost is prohibitive. And I doubt your health insurance would cover the procedure.<\/p>\n It would be far less expensive to pay me<\/b> a (relatively) few dollars to put my set of eyes (hitched up to my brain, of course) to work on your writing project. And think of the pain and downtime you could avoid.<\/p>\n But why me? What am I?<\/p>\n Well, please stand by while I puff out a few fine notes on my own horn. I really do dislike doing it, but I suppose if I did, you would feel better about entrusting your work (and your dollars) to me. So here goes…and I’ll try to keep it short and not too loud:<\/p>\n \nI taught high school for ten years (or was it twelve?). I had to read and grade way more writing than you’ll ever submit to me.<\/p>\n I reviewed and edited various projects for Christian Light Publications and Lamp & Light Publishers. (And I did both English and Spanish projects.) And once upon a time I went to Nike headquarters as a temp and proofread a glossy catalog for them.<\/p>\n Even when I’m reading non-professionally, my mind still snags the word that’s misspelled or incorrectly used.<\/p>\n Regarding my own writing…<\/p>\n OK. Enough of that. What will it cost you to engage my service?<\/p>\nProofread your work!<\/h3>\n
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We all easily miss some of our own mistakes.<\/h3>\n
A professional proofreader?<\/h3>\n
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