Novel Editing, Plotting Help, Writers Resources

Client Testimonials

Most of my clients request and receive anonymity; however, the writers below have been gracious enough to allow me to publish their impression of my work. For that I thank them.

"About half an hour ago, I received another request for a partial from a literary agency.

Brenda, I have to say a huge thanks. If it hadn't been for your advice on restructuring chapter one of my manuscript, none of this interest would be possible. I now have three agents and one publisher all interested in reading more.

If you're reading this post and have suffered rejection in the past, but think you're WIP is worthy of publication, I would recommend Brenda's service and suggest you have your first chapter reviewed by her for a small fee, as I did. It's worth every cent and you certainly won't regret it."

Jenny Woodall,
writing as Victoria Howard
Three Weeks Last Spring
The House on the Shore--currently in the submission process
Ring of Lies--WIP

"Thank you for editing my last four short stories. I appreciate not only your attention to detail, but also the leading questions that you asked. I was able to better communicate my characters when you asked what they were feeling, why she acted in such a way, or demanded a better ending! Your active reading makes my work stronger."

Sherri Cook Woosley

"Brenda Hill's knowledge in grammar and line editing is extensive. She has a talent for spotting sentence structure errors and word usage
problems. She also has a keen eye for strong writing."

Wendy Rosnau,
A Thousand Kisses Deep and The Spy Wore Red

"Brenda provided valuable insight that proved instrumental in the publication and success of my first novel, The Burning Hills. She has a keen eye for a good story, understands sound literary structure and pays attention to detail. I welcome her input on my work anytime."

Will Garret,
The Burning Hills

"Brenda Hill has helped me with several writing projects. She offers invaluable advice and editorial critique to help me present my best possible writing. I would recommend her services to anyone."

Candace Simar,
award-winning short story author and winner of the
Bob Dylan Days Writing Contest for her poem,
Devil in the Details

"Brenda has a wonderful way of showing the best way to present your story. But what I liked most was she did not change my story--she only took out the parts that were redundant or of no use. Though she has been in business for many years, it is a gift, not just a learned skill, to edit without changing your characters or storyline."

Shanice Thibedeau,
Beyond the Rock