"Melinda was an excellent editor to work with. She has a wonderful, friendly personality that made me feel very comfortable with her. If ever I had a question, she was quick to answer, and if she didn’t know, she’d hunt it out for me.

She had a very quick turnaround time, and her attention to detail really helped strengthen the manuscript. She explained things in a way I found easy to understand, which I really appreciated. And she did it all without trying to change my voice or my style.

I found her wonderfully refreshing and I would love to have a chance to work with her again. I’d definitely recommend her for anyone needing a good editor."

JM Stewart, The Playboy's Baby http://www.authorjmstewart.com/

"Dear Melinda,

I wanted to thank you for all your efforts in editing To Catch A Fish which as you know I co-authored with Mary Palmer. Your attention to detail was incredible. I do feel your input allowed us to present a better product. You did all this with professionalism and courtesy showing us great respect as the writers.

I have dealt with editors before, and they have not shown your energy and genuine interest. I would highly recommend you to others who desire the very best product possible. You made going to the dentist (editor) very painless."

David Wilton, To Catch A Fish

"Melinda Fulton is an excellent editor who finds incongruities others have overlooked. She keeps a very close eye on detail. She is watchful for small errors that writers miss but readers always seem to spot. Furthermore, Melinda is objective and diplomatic. She doesn't take offense if an author disagrees with her appraisal of content and she is quick to honor an author's wishes, saying, 'It's your story.' I had no trouble establishing a rapport and understanding her suggestions. They were clear and to the point. I thoroughly enjoyed working with Melinda and I would highly recommend her to anyone in need of editing services. Using a professional editor such as Melinda might make the difference between having a manuscript sit on a closet shelf for years or having it accepted for publication." 

Mary Palmer, To Catch A Fish www.maryspalmer.com