Looking to work together? I’m an author, editor and coach, so there are a number of different ways that you can work with me! Have a look below and see what makes the most sense. Or just get in touch and we can discuss how best I can help you.
I specialise in writing and developing children’s books full of facts, interactivity and creative twists. I also have 10 years of experience as an in-house and freelance editor, providing both senior editorial oversight and hands-on creative development for a range of books and digital projects.
I offer online 1-to-1 author coaching packages, too, as well as a range of in-person or virtual author visits, talks and workshops tailored to your needs.
Have a look below or just get in touch and we can discuss how best I can help you!
Alice is a dream to work with. She has a unique ability for communicating complex ideas to young readers, and is able to compose and edit text that is at once concise and brimming with personality. Matched with rock-solid research skills, a commitment to diversity and inclusion, and the ability to visualise the end book, Alice is the ultimate children’s author and editor.
Alice is an extremely experienced and creative development editor and author. She brings a strong awareness of current cultural issues to her writing and idea development work. I would recommend her for any project.
– Georgia Amson-Bradshaw, Publisher, Quarto Kids
Alice gave an excellent presentation to our members about the different genres of writing for children: on what works for children, what interests them, and the special value of non-fiction. She is clearly well on top of her subject!
– Brenda Stones, Event Manager for Writers in Oxford
It’s been fantastic working with Alice, and I’m so glad she’s come on board the project as a development editor. Alice has been consistently brilliant at sensitively suggesting changes to authors. She has a great eye for picking up on detail, while also being really creative with solutions and bearing in mind students’ needs at all times.
– Georgie Carter, Project Manager, Oxford University Press
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