Sarah EA Hart

Avoiding Filter Phrases in Fiction Writing: Self-Editing Tips

We all know how tedious the self-editing stage of writing can be. You get to the end of your first draft and celebrate—and then realize you have a lot more work ahead of you! From tightening your prose and editing your dialogue to snipping unnecessary words, self-editing is a large task. Entire books have been…

6 Non-AI Tools for Writers

Artificial intelligence (AI), particularly generative AI, has become a hot-button topic among the writing community lately. From accusations of companies illegally scraping published works in order to train their language learning models (LLMs) to the plethora of completely-AI-generated books flooding digital bookstores, problematic usage of AI in writing abounds. Publishers, agents, authors, and other writing…

How to Use Semicolons

Let’s talk about a type of punctuation that is often used incorrectly. The semicolon ( ; ) is a mix between a comma ( , ) and a colon ( : ), but it does not take the place of either punctuation mark! A semicolon is used to join two independent clauses (sentences). If you…

Sarah is an incredible editor and wonderful person to work with! Her suggestions and constructive critique was delivered in an easy to understand and extremely helpful manner! I felt like I was talking to a good friend throughout the entirety of our call! Sarah is incredibly knowledgeable and helped me see and understand things in my manuscript that I would have never caught on my own! With her feedback, I’m ready to tackle my next draft to make it even better! I highly recommend her and look forward to working with her again in the future!

Kristen

Sarah was a delight to work with. She was very professional and affordable. None if her comments or suggestions came off as anything but helpful and encouraging. And she always made sure to reply to emails quickly. Highly recommend if you’re looking for an editor.

Cameron Benham