When you and Kit decide to work on a piece or writing together, the first thing you do is discuss
what type of feedback you're looking for and the area where she can be most helpful. Are you concerned that your characters
aren't well-rounded? Do you have trouble spelling? Do you want to know if the dialogue is realistic? Kit
can help you with all these things and more.
Next, you send Kit your piece and she reads through it several times. If you've
emailed her your work, she can editing it on the computer and email it back, or you can send her a hard copy which she will
mark and return. She creates a set of feedback notes based on the kind of feedback you've asked for. If you are
consulting, you and Kit will either meet in person or you can call her on the phone to discuss the work and ask any questions
you might have. Feedback notes could include grammatical and spelling corrections, points where clarification or attention
are called for, questions the reader is left with, discussions of the story, characters, and themes, ideas about where to
go next, samples of the writing of other, articles on writing, and always--points of excellence.
Kit loves her work and appreciates her clients. You are always welcome to call and ask
questions about how she works or what services she offers.
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