Editors Bios
Working with a professional book editor on your manuscript is an integral part of the self-publishing process. Finding an editor you trust isn’t as easy as it may seem. Indie Publishing Group has a dedicated team of professional book editors that have decades of combined editing experience.
If you are looking for professional book editing, don’t hesitate to contact us, and one of our editors will give you a detailed and thorough assessment of your manuscript.
Currently, Indie Publishing Group has seven book editors working with authors from around the world. Our editors specialize in different genres, and we can help match you with the perfect editor for your book.
To check out any of our editors, please feel free to browse their bios below.
Cassandra Filice
Cassandra Filice began editing while completing degrees in English, Comparative Literature, and Classics from McMaster University...
Denise (Dee) Willson
Denise Willson, fondly known as Dee, grew up in St.Catharines, Ontario, where she was most often found with her nose in a book...
Hayley Evans
Hayley Evans is a writer, editor, and self-professed dark weirdo. Her affinity lies with things that are morbid, philosophic, erotic, or strange (or an unholy combination thereof). Hayley has worked as an editor for over six years, polishing manuscripts for various publishing houses.
Mary Metcalfe
Mary is a “seasoned” editor, self-published author of three novels, commercial publisher of two Literary Fiction titles and an illustrated children’s book, and an avid historian.
Renée Layberry
An editor with over a decade of experience in magazine and book publishing. My reason for being is to connect people through storytelling.
Tim Baril
As both author and editor, Tim specializes in the magic and emotion of story craft and really enjoys working with creative writing...
Warren Layberry
Warren is a full-time freelance editor with almost a decade of experience and hundreds of manuscripts under his belt. Whether working directly with his own clients or under contract with traditional publishers, there are few things he enjoys more than seeing a manuscript realize its full potential.