“In hindsight, my initial manuscripts – first titled Ruth’s Cottage, then All Down to Magic – were a nightmare, full of exposition. I was very fortunate to be referred to the most amazing editor – Jennifer Kremmer from BookAnvil... Jennifer was not only an exceptional editor but a mentor.
“Working with Jennie on the initial manuscript was like taking a masterclass in writing. Jennie taught me how little I knew about the craft of writing, and how much I still have to learn. She encouraged and helped me to improve my craft. I am so grateful for her skill, dedication and encouragement. Thank you my friend, for your hard work, your insight, your never ending encouragement and your generosity of spirit. You taught me so much. I am forever in your debt.”
Jill Metcalfe, Ice Valley
“How lucky was I to be referred by a local writer to Jennifer. She has guided me all the way, and now I believe that my now published book is one of standing. Comments from readers on the book’s content, layout and presentation enforce this view. This could not have been accomplished without her.”
Jeanette Wehl, The Bush Rider
“I’d done a lot of writing for magazines before I tried writing a novel. There were a few film and TV projects that producers optioned and developed, though none made it into production. I knew enough about writing to know I needed a good editor for my first book, and a writer I respect led me to Jennifer. She was wonderful, both as a teacher and as an editor. I’ve reached out to her a couple of times since, each time with a better-written story. Each time she has taught me more, each time her help has been invaluable.
“If my latest book, The Odd Fish Bureau, is a success it will be in very large part because of Jennie. For the feedback she gave this time, of course, and also for the lessons I learned the last time, and the time before that.”
Ad Long, The Odd Fish Bureau, Too Greedy to Live and Tiger Mountain.