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The book editing process consists of several key steps that address everything from structure to grammar. Here’s a step-by-step overview:
Before hiring an editor, authors typically self-edit their manuscripts. This involves reviewing their work for major issues such as plot holes, inconsistencies, or factual inaccuracies.
This stage focuses on the manuscript’s overarching elements, including plot structure, character development, pacing, and overall flow. It ensures the story aligns with the author’s vision.
Based on the feedback from developmental editing, the author revises the manuscript to address identified issues and enhance its overall quality.
Line editing improves sentence structure, tone, and clarity. It ensures the text reads smoothly and resonates with the intended audience.
Copyediting involves a meticulous review of grammar, punctuation, spelling, and style consistency. It ensures the manuscript adheres to the relevant style guide and is error-free.
Proofreading is the final step before publication. It focuses on catching any remaining errors in grammar, punctuation, and formatting, ensuring the manuscript is publication-ready.
We publish your book on your dedicated platform, bringing your vision to life.
Book a consultation with McGilligan Publishing and embark on a journey to refine and perfect your manuscript. Together, we’ll bring your writing aspirations to life and create a literary masterpiece that stands out.
Our professional ghostwriters and editors craft exceptional narratives, ensuring quality and originality at every step.
We prioritize your privacy by safeguarding your data and building trust through transparent communication.
Our services are cost-effective, with flexible payment options. We collaborate closely to deliver results that exceed expectations.
We are committed to your satisfaction, offering ongoing revisions and feedback until your manuscript is perfect.
Our ghostwriters excel in diverse genres, crafting stories that captivate readers and reflect your unique voice.
Our dedicated support team is available around the clock to address your questions and provide assistance.
At McGilligan Publishing, we believe a great book results from collaboration with a talented creative team. Whether you’re a first-time writer or a seasoned author, our experienced writers and publishing professionals are here to bring your story to life.
From blank pages to published works, we specialize in crafting fiction, nonfiction, technical writing, and more. Let us help you turn your ideas into an extraordinary book.
McGilligan Publishing accept various genres, including fiction (literary, romance, mystery, science fiction, etc.), non-fiction (memoirs, biographies, self-help, history, etc.), young adult, children's books, and more.
You can send us your manuscript, preferably via email, as it is readily accessible, and the team can start working on your project. If you don’t have a strict timeline, you can send us via fax, mail, or scanned images.
Yes, if you have signed up for a Marketing Plan for your book, McGilligan Publishing has a dedicated marketing and publicity department that will help promote your book. They may assist with creating a marketing plan, arranging author events, securing media coverage, and leveraging digital platforms. However, it's also important for authors to actively participate in promoting their own books and building their author brand.
McGilligan Publishing value author input and the final decision regarding cover design is often a collaborative effort between the publisher, the author, and the design team. Publishers have experience in creating covers that appeal to their target audience and fit within market trends. However, authors can share their ideas and preferences, and the publisher will strive to create a cover that represents the essence of the book while meeting market standards.
Royalties are a percentage of the book's sales that authors receive as compensation. All the royalties go directly to the author; McGilligan Publishing would never ask its author for a percentage in their royalties.
