General Writing and Grammar Help/Expert Profile

WordChannel

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 08/30/2012
Expertise

I am a professional writer, editor, and proofreader with 23 years' experience. My specialty is copyediting and proofreading manuscripts. I am extremely detail-oriented. I use AP, AMA, and Chicago Style, among others. I provide crystal-clear, clean grammar; and strict attention to style, consistency, flow, logic, accuracy, and spelling. If I am away or maxed out, you may always contact me here, and I will respond within or before 24 hours: WRITING HELP NOW!

Experience in the area

http://sites.google.com/site/yourwordchanneler/

Organizations

Editorial Freelancers Association, USA

Publications

Online e-zines; poetry presses; please inquire for complete, detailed list.

Education/Credentials

BA, English, University of Georgia. Graduate Study, English, Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX

Past/Present Clients

More than 150. Will provide partial list of references upon request.

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Recent Answers from WordChannel

2012-01-31 relation, relationship:

Dear Hame,     Thank you for writing.     A "relationship" is an active entity that exists between two or more people, places, or things (nouns). "My relationship with my wife is positive." "The relationship

2012-01-30 the use of "a" and "the":

Dear Hame,     You would say, "Peter, why don't you go to a shoemaker? A shoemaker can make you the right shoes." OR you could say, "Peter, go to a shoemaker. The shoemaker can make the right shoes for

2012-01-29 the use of:

Dear Hame,     You are very astute, and that is good! Perhaps you should be teaching me!:)     In theory, you are correct; however, I think you're overcomplicating things. It can go either way -- of course

2012-01-28 the use of "a":

Dear Hame,     Thank you for writing. You could say, "Literature has a healing power, and it helps one enhance his understanding of life," or you could say, "Literature has healing powers that can help

2012-01-27 one, you, everyone:

Dear Hame,     You are quite right about the necessary usage of his/her that comes with using "one" in this context, and it does become very tiresome! For example, I edit a great deal of scientific abstracts

 

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