Line Editing

line editing: a term that some editors use to describe sentence-level stylistic work that considers sense, voice, mood, viewpoint, pace and flow. While line editing, editors may seek clarification from the author and suggest revisions.

CIEP glossary of editorial and publishing terms

As with structural editing and proofreading, this is most relevant within a book.
It does all the things a copy edit does, but it also checks for style, mood, pace and flow.
It is done in full collaboration with you.

Your investment depends on the number of words to be edited, and whether you require any fact checking.

This starts at £44 per hour.

Line Editing

As with structural editing and proofreading, this is most relevant within a book. It does all the things a copy edit does, but it also checks for style, mood, pace and flow. It is done in full collaboration with you.

As with structural editing and proofreading, this is most relevant within a book.
It does all the things a copy edit does, but it also checks for style, mood, pace and flow.
It is done in full collaboration with you.