Do you need an expert appraisal of your fiction or nonfiction manuscript, play or screenplay?
Do your proposals, tenders, letters, e-communications and other vital documents too often go off to clients with lapses of grammar or syntax - or written in lacklustre, jargon-heavy or inappropriate style?
Are you too pushed for time to correct your important business documents properly, or to oversee staff given the task?
Do you discover too late that there are embarrassing spelling errors that spellcheck programs simply cannot pick up?
Do you have similar problems with your blog posts, personal emails and letters?
Doctor Larry Buttrose offers a unique service to business clients worldwide, in editing and proofing, and also writing specialist corporate documents.
Dr Buttrose has a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Adelaide, and is the author of more than a dozen books, as well as having extensive experience writing in the corporate sector. Clients for his writing and editing skills have included Toyota, Mazda, Hewlett Packard and George P. Johnson.
He is also available to assess manuscripts of fiction and nonfiction literary works, as well as plays and screenplays.
If you have documents you would like to have edited, or written from your brief, please contact Dr Buttrose at: +61416151499, or email him at thedocdoc@y7mail.com with your query.
THE DOCUMENT DOCTOR
LEURA, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Tel: +61416151499
Email:
thedocdoc@y7mail.com
http://thedocdoc.blogspot.com/
"Larry Buttrose provided exactly what I needed from an assessment of a fiction manuscript. His advice demonstrated substantial experience, effort and care and the pointers on character and story development were of great value to me."
Dr Sacha Gibbons
"Larry's assessment of the manuscript helped enormously. Not only did his insights into flaws in the character development make sense, he also provided suggestions for solutions – so useful from someone of such skill and experience. His feedback also bespoke real care and attention... greatly appreciated."
Shelley Kenigsberg
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