Black editors for interracial stores

[SinderellaSin]

So my latest stories are black man/white woman, interracial. But they are also dom/sub. My question is would I be better looking for an editor who understands the dynamics of my work. I've chatted with a few editors and really appreciate what they are giving me as feedback but would I be better with someone who understands the concept of bnwo?

S xx

 

[thestoryguy33]

Sinderalla, I write these type of stories as well. I was curious if you found a quality editor to assist you.

 

[SinderellaSin]

So I did have one person looking at my writing and giving advice. But for me, no one understands my writing like I do so I edit it myself. Sometimes successfully other times sending the wrong file and it looks like my editing is terrible.
Hopefully you find someone who understands your writing.
S x

 

[calmlikeabomb]

I'd be happy to help. I have served as an editor to two NYT bestselling authors (non erotic), and helped a couple of dozen people here.

Thinking of interfacial as solely black/white is a limiting self fulfilling prophecy. There is brown, yellow, pink and everything in between. A man who has drank of many rivers might help you more than someone who has only drunk of one.

 

[SinderellaSin]

Not quite sure my stories are NYT best-selling author standard. They have their own place I guess.

I'd honestly feel that you'd be well overqualified for correcting my punctuation mistakes. Just finishing off the latest story (actually not interracial) 15000 words and probably 1200 punctuation errors or just words that I write (round is normally around, and your is you're) so I wouldn't want you to suffer my ineptitude. I punish myself by editing it on Grammarly now. Hours of correction. Music in my ears.

But thank you for the very kind offer. I'm sure someone will appreciate the offer, someone whose standard is better than mine.

S