Unlike most freelance editorial firms, our work with manuscripts doesn't stop with editing. When and if a manuscript has reached a point where we're confident in its chances of publication, we offer our unrepresented writers a good deal of help in obtaining a literary agent. It puts our reputation on the line, but we feel it's worth the risk to bring recognition to talented new voices. At the same time, we're not going to waste an author's time (or money!) if we feel a work does not have publication potential.

Our goal with any literary agent is to be a reliable source of promising, polished work from authors whose commitment to their craft matches their desire to be published. There's no way we could live up to this goal without being selective about what we take on to begin with. The enjoyment and satisfaction we get out of our work has a lot to do with the quality of the manuscripts we work on and the success of those manuscripts that become published books.  We take pride in our work, in our authors’ work, and in the high percentage of our clients who go on to become successfully published.