In January 2020, I officially switched to editing books as a (non)fiction editor. As such, I provide developmental editing, line editing, copy editing, and proofreading services to authors. I coach authors on a case-by-case basis. I also use my knowledge and experience with PR and marketing to ensure all books, both fiction and nonfiction, are in line with the author or company's desired brand image.I am currently accepting manuscripts in the following genres: positive paranormal/ET (non)fiction, spirituality (non)fiction, self-help, children's books, humor, romance, action/adventure, fantasy, and historical (non)fiction. Visit my website for more details: www.brightrosebooks.com

I have written dozens of children's books as well as multiple novels. I have many interests and follow my passion to create what inspires me. I run an introduction to publishing curriculum for homeschool children.

Implemented the restructuring of Continuing Care (“CC”) Program; wrote and editedfinancial and policy proposals; supervised and mentored CC staff; maintainedaccurate and timely records for personnel and payroll records; maintainedinventory, tracking and replacement of supplies; performed data entry of attendancerecords for billing purposes; coordinated faculty/staff for shifts and events;developed and provided training/development for staff; supervised planningand implementation of approved plans and activities; Chair of ContinuingCare Committee; planned and facilitated committee meetings; worked directlywith parents, staff, faculty and students via in-person meetings, phone,and/or email; created mass email notices for school-wide distribution;provided daily caregiving for children (ages 3-13).

My responsibilities included the acquisitions for potential clients (accepted or rejected queries from authors seeking representation), reading manuscripts and providing feedback for publication, managing email accounts, fulfilling administrative duties as assigned, and organizing paperwork for the San Francisco Writers Conference. I was training to become the agent for children's books, in particular.

I wrote and published weekly articles, conducted interviews, developed business relations, and I spearheaded internship program adjustments.

I read books under consideration for publication within the Brazen imprint and provided detailed reports discussing manuscript strengths and weaknesses. My reports detailed plot and character development, pace, and flow. I read over twenty titles. In my reports, I would also noted my publication recommendation.