"Few, if any, editors could be more knowledgeable and professional than Ms. Frank."
— Dr. Lulu Zhou
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What does ēmendātum mean?
Pronounciation: eh·men·da·toom
1. a Latin word meaning amended, improved, or corrected
This name encapsulates the goals of editing, and, as a non-English word, strives to promote inclusivity for people whose first language is not English.
a safe space
for every level
Hello, I'm Carlee!
I'm a professional editor.
I have a B.A. in journalism and minors in cultural anthropology and Spanish from The Ohio State University. I have nine years of experience in writing and editing for newspapers, publishing houses and businesses.
Besides a love for language and grammar, my reason for founding ēmendātum was to help others toward their dreams. Helping perfect your passion projects, research papers—you name it—so that you feel confident to publish is why I do what I do.
I will gently and constructively guide your work toward excellence and provide you with feedback that will help you hone your craft. I understand that it can be difficult to allow someone to read your work, critique it and change words you labored over, but I will maintain your unique voice and quirks in my edits.