I don't know about you, but earlier in my writing journey I was quick to be defensive when it came to copyeditor feedback. While sometimes that knee-jerk reaction was warranted to preserve my story voice, in hindsight it was also a glimpse into my insecurities as a new writer. And then when you add the inconsistent feedback from multiple folks in the business, well it kind of compounds the frustration, doesn't it?

Honestly, I really wish I had Bookshaper back then, because it provides solid feedback, while taking 100% of the emotion out of the process and eliminating the oh-so dreaded copyeditor subjectivity. Don't get me wrong, finding a great copyeditor is in itself invaluable, but it's not an easy thing to do.

If you're curious about how Bookshaper came about, from the creative side to the technical side, ask away!

I definitely have a laundry list and I'd love to here yours!