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I will beta read your fantasy or romance novel and critique your book
About this Gig
Are you writing a novel? I am a seasoned critique partner who can provide rapid and thorough feedback as your BETA READER.
I will BETA READ your novel and provide feedback on your story's pacing, overall structure, character arcs, and world-building, bringing in my unique perspective as a fellow writer of multiple fantasy and romance novels.
My beta reader feedback will be detailed and comprehensive, offering overarching and scene-level critique. I will also provide in-line comments.
As a gothic fantasy horromance writer myself, I work with many critique partners. I am an avid alpha and beta reader and love to discuss storytelling craft and strategy. I am not the right person for strictly line-level editing, but if you're looking for a writer's perspective on story and novel-building, we might be a good match! I am also a health scientist and love STEMINIST rom coms!
Genres I love:
- romantic fantasy
- gothic fantasy, romance, or horror
- any speculative or horror-leaning romance
- contemporary romance and romantic comedies
- epic fantasy
I do not use AI at all. I do not wish to review any stories where generative AI was used in story creation and/or any stage of the writing process.
Genre:
Horror/ thriller
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Mystery
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Romance
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Science fiction
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Fantasy
Language:
English
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
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FAQ
What are the deliverables for each package?
The packages all have the same deliverables, but the word count reviewed is what differs. Each package guarantees you a document with overall feedback and critique, and a document with in-line comments on the manuscript for which review was requested.
Do you use AI?
I do not. Your work will not come into contact with AI during the duration of my services in any manner.
Do you review AI-written books?
No.
