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Choose an expert reviewer

Match the right editorial lens to the revision problem in front of you.

Match the expert to the pass

  1. 1Choose Editor for structure, pacing, clarity, and the project as a whole.
  2. 2Use Characters for motivation, development, relationships, and emotional logic.
  3. 3Use Continuity for timelines, factual consistency, and unresolved details.
  4. 4Use Readability for engagement, confusion, payoff, and likely reader response.
  5. 5Use Setting for place, atmosphere, sensory detail, and spatial clarity.
  6. 6Use Research for claims, terminology, plausibility, and questions that need verification.

Use one lens at a time

All six assessments are prepared automatically. Choosing a lens means choosing which feedback to read, rather than starting a separate review. Work through one lens at a time, then compare the feedback with your revised draft.

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