Editorial guidance
and design from
manuscript to book

Work directly with an experienced editor to take your book or creative project to a professionally published standard

One-to-one support - from editorial development through to design and final production.

From early draft to refining a manuscript, support is adapted to your stage and your goals. You can publish independently or submit to agents.

Get in touch to discuss your project.

Editing

Professional editorial services to help you refine your manuscript with clarity and confidence. From an initial reader report to a developmental or line edit, Inkflow helps you prepare for publication.

Publishing

Inkflow can take you through the process of turning your manuscript into a paperback or e-book. If you’re thinking of independent publishing, Inkflow can ensure you have a professionally-produced book of which you can be proud, ready to market.

Design

Thoughtful design that presents your work at its best. From cover concepts to typography, interior layout and production, Inkflow helps your title communicate with a market and look great on the bookshelf — or online. We also create posters and marketing materials.

Gemma Watson

"I have worked with Jeremy on several projects and really value his combination of editorial accuracy and sensitivity towards the text. It's hard to hand your work over, and I have come to trust him with my projects both big and small."
Gemma Watson

Jane Asher

"You are wonderful to work with."
Jane Asher

Bob Fairbrother

"It was a pleasure working with Jem on a jacket project of mine. He was an excellent sounding board and was very patient with me as I worked through my ideas trying to find what I was looking for. He was quick to respond and unfailing in his enthusiasm and support. I look forward to working with Jem again."
Bob Fairbrother

Susan Yearwood

"An eye for detail and a comprehensive knowledge of book publishing. Jeremy's editorial comments on a manuscript by an author of mine helped her to re-draft key elements of her novel, which is now on submission to UK publishers, and I was extremely pleased by his attention to deadline and accuracy."
Susan Yearwood

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