What I do
Hi, I'm Cameo!
As an editor, I elevate your writing by refining its structure, enhancing its clarity and correcting its grammar while preserving your unique voice. Whether your manuscript needs meticulous proofreading, insightful developmental edits or comprehensive copyediting, my tailored approach ensures your story resonates with readers.
An experienced editor is essential to transforming your draft into a polished masterpiece, ready to captivate and engage your audience. Let’s work together to bring your vision to life!
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Want to boost your writing but need help figuring out where to start? Look no further than the handy blog for all your author-worthy needs.
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Weaving Memories into Your Narrative
Info dumping, or providing too much information all at once, can pull readers out of the story and make the writing feel forced. Instead, weaving memories and past events naturally into the present action helps create a richer, more immersive reading experience.
A Quick Guide to Active Vs Passive Voice in Fiction Writing
When it comes to fiction writing, one of the subtler choices that can shape the flow of your story is whether to use active or passive voice.
If that sentence just made you scrunch your eyebrows together because you've heard the phrase but can't actually think of what it means (or, hey, perhaps you've never heard either term at all!) then you're definitely not alone. This blog post is here to break it down for you.
If that sentence just made you scrunch your eyebrows together because you've heard the phrase but can't actually think of what it means (or, hey, perhaps you've never heard either term at all!) then you're definitely not alone. This blog post is here to break it down for you.
What to do after finishing your first draft: A guide for new authors
As tempting as it might be to share your story with the world straight away, the road to publication is a little longer than you might expect. Here's what you should know once you've completed your first draft.
The art of writing well
A good editor reviews your story for far more than the assurance your commas are correct. Originating in 1916, Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch's book On the Art of Writing describes how an author must 'kill their fictional darlings' if they do not serve the story.
But how do you know which parts to cut and which to keep?
I can help.
Contact
For general inquiries or more information about my services, please contact me using the form below or directly email cameronroseneal@gmail.com
