Hi, B!<br /><br />Okay, let's see.&nbsp;<br /><br />Offering to do a second edit is done at each individual editor's discretion, and I choose to do one for novels at no extra cost because I think it's important to have some sort of communication with the author after the book is edited.<br /><br />I know I can help you with formatting but, as far as I know, EditorWorld does not actually print the book for you, as I believe CreateSpace does. Our site has just been redone, so I do not know where reviews can be found--I will check with the managing editor about that and about other titles our editors have worked on.<br /><br />The real strength of what I do here for novelists is provide a thouroughly edited product, including proofreading, grammatical correction, structure, usage, characterization, and plot consistency. It is more than just checking for typos or punctuation errors. I offer suggestions based on years of editing, marketing and demographic experience to make your book more desired by and accessible to your audience. The ms is then ready for submission to a publishing house or to be srelf-published.<br /><br />If you submit your book in Word format, you can use the comments in Track Changes to add notes regarding what you're looking to have done. You can also attach notes to the file submission under comments, and you can message me with the messaging system. Your book of 84000 words could take 20 days; the system estimates this time based soley on that word count and does not take into account writing style and proficiency. I have edited books of that length that have taken twice that long because the writing, spacing or punctuation were so mechanically wrong that they needed to be almost rewritten. Based on your level of writing, which is excellent, I would say I could do 84,000 in a week's time.<br /><br />I hope this answers your questions. I will get back to you when I hear from my boss about the other questions.<br /><br />Thanks,<br /><br />Laura