Editing, proofreading and formating - 30.000 words

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Note: this is the first workpackage of a total of 6 (total 170,000 words). In case this first workpackage goes well, you can be hired to do the following ones.

The project:

Words: 30.000
Language: English

Type: Fictional
Genre: Sexual novel for mature audiences only
Point of view: first person, where the protagonist relaying his experiences

Workpackage:

1. Editing - improve the style and make the whole story more coherent and fluid.

2. Proofreading - a final check for errors in sentence structure (included correcting characters' gender errors, sometimes it says "He" when it should be "She"), grammar, verb tense and punctuation.

3. Formatting - Format paragraphs according to genre standards;

Use quotation marks to indicate spoken word. Whenever someone is speaking, their words should be enclosed in double quotation marks (i.e. “Let’s go to the beach.”); Dialogue tags stay outside the quotation marks dialogue tags attribute a line of dialogue to one of the characters so that the reader knows who is speaking;

Dialogue tags stay outside the quotation marks, while the punctuation stays inside the quotation marks. (I.e. “There was someone here,” Lucca said.), if the dialogue tag comes before the dialogue, the comma appears before the first quotation mark (i.e. Lucca said, “There was someone here.”, if the dialogue ends with an exclamation point or a question mark, the tags that follow begin in lowercase. The dialogue punctuation still goes inside the quotation marks. (i.e. “There was someone here!” she said.);

Use single quotes when quoting something within the dialogue. If a character is quoting something or somebody else within their dialogue, use single quotation marks to indicate that the character is quoting someone else.

Use a new oaragraph to indicate a new speaker any time you change speakers, you should begin a new paragraph with an indent;

Start with a lowercase letter if action interrupts dialogue;

Em Dashes should be used to indicate interruption.