WORK WITH ME

TRAVEL WRITING
If you are a commissioning editor in need of eloquent and well-researched writing on all things travel (particularly pertaining to Latin America and the Caribbean), I’ll happily be your pen for hire.

GHOSTWRITING
Always wanted to write, but not so comfortable with the actual writing part? Has your business grown too fast and you’re pressed for time to write your own content? Let me write on your behalf.

SPEAKING & WORKSHOPS
When I’m not gallivanting somewhere (or writing about it), I speak and offer workshops on writing, travel journalism, gaining media features, creative careers, and location independence.

ASK ME ANYTHING
Once a week, I open up slots where you can pick my brain. Whether you are a writer looking for inspiration or an aspiring travel journalist with burning questions about the industry, you can book a 30 or 60-minute session to go over your professional conundrums.

PRESS TRIPS & MEDIA RELATIONS
Press trips are one of the greatest perks of the profession. I created the matchmaking database Press Trip Pros to connect travel journalists and travel content creators with organizers of press trips.

BREAK INTO TRAVEL JOURNALISM
I run an online course called “Travel Writing 101: How to Build a Full-Time Career as a Travel Writer,” which has helped more than 1,500 beginners and aspiring professional travel journalists break into their dream publications, write great stories, and understand the business side of things.
EDITING
As they say, written work is only as good as its editor. Help is at hand for whatever degree of editing services you require for your book, academic article, report, proposal, website text, or blog.
THE EDITING PROCESS
There are three distinct levels of editing, from light to heavy. If you’re unsure about the extent of editing your project requires, I’d be more than happy to discuss this with you. Editing rates are charged per word in USD, and two rounds of feedback are included.
If you would like me to cast my eyes over your written work, please email me with the nature of your book, article, or text, word count, and, where possible, attach the actual work to the message (Google Doc is preferred). Once we agree on rates, timings, and the level of editing required, a 50% deposit is required and payment may be made with Revolut (preferred), PayPal, Wise, or bank transfer.

PROOFREADING
Anyone who’s ever written anything knows that proofreading is crucial for a gratifying final draft. Proofreading is the final polish and last stage of the editing process, where an editor lends their watchful eye over your grammar, punctuation, stylistic consistency, word usage, and spelling. I abhor typos, so let me help you annihilate them.

LINE EDITING
Oh no! The main character starts off being called Christian, but you refer to him as Edward in chapter two. Continuity errors diminish the credibility of your written work like no man’s business, and nobody wants that, right? Line editing examines consistency and continuity, clarity, flow, overused words, and sentence structure. In a nutshell, it reviews whether your message is being effectively relayed, which ultimately is your goal.

DEVELOPMENTAL EDITING
Also known as substantive editing, this is an in-depth look at the big picture of your work, leaving no stone unturned. With your intended audience in mind, it’s an audit of general organisation, consistency of voice, readability, language issues, transitions, character development, marketability, major inconsistencies, plot holes, and factuality. As such, additional research may be involved. Developmental editing ensures that all pieces of the puzzle really are intact.