I'm a long-time writer and editor with a lot of experience to give to the table. I love being in a position to help others through editing, and expressing more through words. Just to give you an idea of the things I have done and still do, here's a list:<br /><br />Current:<br /><br />I run a monthly writing competition for fantasy writers. I'm the judge, and I dish out rewards to those I consider the cream of the crop. I have a few other judges to assist when the entry load becomes too unruly for just one person. I love the chance to be able to look at new stories and give amateurs an opportunity to polish their potential. In some cases, people need more confidence, so I assist with that.<br /><br />I'm also Admin of a curator site on steam. Here we mainly review games. We also do Youtube First Impression videos, have a website, and run a weekly newsletter. <br /><br />Because our group is so diverse in nationality, as a native English speaker, I'm tasked with proof-reading and editing everything that comes my way. I also listen to people describe a game they like as they play it, and make a review out of the transcript I've gathered.<br /><br />Freelance editing on Fiverr, Writing.com, and the local area. I've already edited three books and have a few others already interested. One was a Sci-Fi set on a backwater planet where humans came into conflict with an intelligent life form. (80k words.) This story came from Writing.com. Another is a Superhero story about two eleven-year-olds who end up dealing with more than they should handle. (92k words.) This one originated from Fiverr. The last was more of a novella for someone who wrote for NanoWrimo, 55k words, a spiritual journey of two long lost friends. <br /><br />I've edited numerous short stories/documents for those who wanted to enter competitions, or who wanted their blogs/reviews proof-read. I can provide references from those who I've helped change if needed.<br /> <br />I'm helping tutor a bilingual student at the moment who wishes to get into Cambridge with their technical English. They're proficient but struggle with certain propositional terms and tenses. <br /><br />I hope you'll consider me!