+54 2657 659160
Aimed at writers with unfinished projects who don't know how to approach the second draft. It's also ideal for new authors. It offers personalized, ongoing guidance to authors throughout the book-making process. It includes periodic readings of progress by the mentor and constructive feedback on achievements and areas for improvement. This type of work helps writers organize their writing, strengthens discipline, and stimulates their writing.
This is a commentary project on a text that's already well advanced, either because it's a first or second draft, or because the level of progress warrants beginning to make adjustments. It can be organized in a group or individually.
Reading report and editorial advice:
Reading of the text and submission of a report with highlights, areas for improvement, and opportunities to consider to optimize the manuscript's reception by publishers and competitions. An online meeting will discuss the report and its publication possibilities. Highlights of the author's identity will also be discussed.
The aspects that the author should modify (if any) will be clearly listed, along with the aspects that should be maintained and enhanced:
Feedback on General Aspects of the Book: Style, Context, and Unity of Meaning. The author will be given a detailed report on their style in relation to their current output. The analysis seeks to evaluate the book not only as a standalone piece, but also in relation to the work's context. The "unity of meaning" approach will be used to verify whether the poems achieve coherence and form a solid literary piece.
The author will be sent a list of typographical errors, along with suggestions for verse cuts. The author will also be advised whether the text should be rewritten or if adjustments should be made with the narrator (if applicable).
The reading report includes an assessment of the text's strengths, analyzing its publication and editing potential.
It is a correction performed on the final version of the text and focuses on grammar, syntax, and sentence clarity, register coherence, and rhetorical issues. It does not address the content of the work, so it is considered the final step before an exhaustive review of the plot, characters, time and space, and the narrative voice. It is also recommended for those about to submit their work to a publisher or a competition.
