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Verse CommentIf you are on this page, you should have completed the free course, Writing Verse for Children. If you have not completed the course, you must do so before you submit a verse for editing. Background On Editing VerseI offer sample edits for prose. A sample edit carries no obligation, but I do use the sample edit to decide on the quotes for further services should a writer want to use my services later.Sometimes writers have sent me verses to edit. In every case that someone has sent me a verse to edit, I could not afford the time to do a full sample edit that would explain everything I've put into the course you just completed. Writers could take college courses for the fee I would have to charge for editing their verse. I wouldn't even presume to suggest someone pay me that rate. Instead I have advised that the writers revert to prose. Now that the course is complete, I believe that writers have a much better chance of submitting verses that at least fit within the basic framework of verse. Because editing verse is so much more time-consuming than editing prose, I will now be charging a nominal fee to edit a sample verse. How To Submit A Sample VerseThe sample verse you submit may be up to 10 lines. It can have fewer lines, but not more. What Happens Next?When you submit the form, I receive the text on my computer. Depending on my work load, you can expect to receive an invoice from me within two weeks. The invoice will ask you for $US 20.
What Do You Receive For $20?I will check your rhythm and your rhyme. If there are problems, I will tell you what and where they are. If I can see a way to fix the problem, I will share that insight with you. Sometimes, but not always, I can give you alternate wording. The better your original, the more likely it is that I can give helpful suggestions that will work.
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