Thank you for your honesty. &nbsp;I would rather a manuscript edited well then meeting the February 11th deadline. &nbsp;Certainly, the end of February works just fine.<br /><br />Also, as you read through the manuscript, if you need to break up paragraphs for effect, I'm certainly open to you restructuring that.<br /><br />My husband wrote this book. &nbsp;He chronicled his illness. Often times he wrote from his hospital bed on an iPhone, and he was also suffering from intractable pain. &nbsp;He was an extremely intelligent person who used to write beautifully. &nbsp;However, this manuscript has a lot of repition and grammatical errors which I alone can not address in order to get this polished enough for publishing. &nbsp;<br /><br />His tone changes and it was hard for me to gauge what to do with his humor amidst his medical explanations. &nbsp;I'll leave that up to you.<br /><br />Also, since I am publishing this book, would I list your name as editor?<br /><br />Thank you.<br /><br />Elizabeth Pirola