I’m fortunate enough to work on quite a lot of manuscripts. I’ve been an editor for several years now, so I’m at the point where most of what comes to my desk is pretty good. But some manuscripts soar to the top. “A Promise of Power” by Rachel Enriquez is one of those special books, […]

Today’s another one of those rare days where two books I worked on are being published. The first is “The Artificial Conspiracy” by Jesse Muehlbauer. While working on this manuscript, I learned about everything from cults to radio stations to Myanmar and so much more. It’s a wild ride, and I recommend checking it out

On January 1st, 2026, I’ll be raising my rates for new clients. If you’re a current client of mine, we’ll renegotiate on a case-by-case basis. Proofreading will go from $.01 USD per word to $.012 USD per word. Copyediting will go from $.013 USD per word to $.015 USD per word. I’m a more experienced

“As a first-time author, I highly recommend Timothy Repasky for proofreading. Not only was his work on my 270k-word novel thorough and detailed, but he is also professional, kind, and pleasant to work with. He was very flexible and understanding as I learned the process. I look forward to working with him again.” This review

Fires of Atonement, a dark fantasy written by Cameron Scott Kirk and published by Epic Publishing, releases today! I was the proofreader for this book, and I definitely recommend it if you’re a fan of the genre. It’s about a group of monks whose sanctuary gets hit by a meteor. No, they don’t all die.

Seeking new clients for 2026. Hi all. I’m a fiction editor and proofreader. The rest of my 2025 is fairly stacked with manuscripts, but I’m interested in connecting with authors who will be needing an editor in 2026. I offer copyediting and proofreading services and work in a variety of genres, but fantasy is my

Last week I posted about how over the moon I was about the cover reveal for Carcrash Parker by Ian M. Rogers, a book I copyedited earlier this year for Vine Leaves Press. Today I want to talk a bit about why I love this book so much. Like the many pop culture tales it

We editors tend to get attached to the manuscripts we work on. It’s hard not to after spending weeks (sometimes months) inside characters’ heads. It can sometimes be jarring when we later see the cover of a book… even when it’s a good one. That mental world we’ve spent so much time in is given

Today is the release day for not one, but TWO books I worked on! The first is “Found and Lost: The Jake and Cait Story” written by Howard Lovy and published by Vine Leaves Press. I’m usually not one for love stories, but this book gripped my heart in a way few books have. I