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Over the past three years, Reedsy has helped thousands of authors realize their publishing potential by partnering them with industry professionals. Editors have polished rough manuscripts into glittering final drafts, designers have prepared books to be judged by their covers, and marketers have placed titles at the top of Amazon’s rankings.
Reedsy Editors Helped Me Publish in My Second Language
With English as her second language, J.D. Bass finished writing her first draft as a multilingual manuscript. To ensure the language and story were polished, she turned to Reedsy for professional editorial services.
J.D. Bass
Tale of the Winter Lands
My Book Stands Out, Thanks to Original Illustrations and Typography
Mark Guerin's debut novel has been making a splash, but before it started receiving attention, it was a manuscript without a cover. And Mark knew that he wasn’t going to “hit the presses” until he found the right designer to execute his vision.
Mark Guerin
You Can See More From Up Here
DISCOVERY
How Reedsy Discovery Helped Me Launch My First Book
As Roxie Faulkner Kirk entered the world of indie publishing with her debut novel, "Red Dirt Hymnbook," one thing became clear: she needed reviews to sell her book. So she turned to Reedsy Discovery, and in this post, shares why she’s happy she did.
Roxie Faulkner Kirk
The Red Dirt Hymnbook
Working with a Marketer Helped Me Grow Books Sales by 100%
To take his writing career to the next level, Howard of Warwick decided to hire a professional to help him navigate the choppy waters of book marketing.
Howard of Warwick
The Bayeux Embroidery (The Chronicles of Brother Hermitage Book 13)
Andrew Needed an Editor to Get His YA Sci-Fi Novel Market-ready
Andrew Chamberlain knew he’d written a good story, but he needed an editor to take it to the next level: someone with experience working on both young adult and sci-fi novels — and who understood the topical relevance of his story.
Andrew Chamberlain
The Centauri Survivors
