Editing Firm, Potent Pen, Offering Half Price Fees to First-time Authors through May 2014

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - Jan. 7, 2014 - PRLog -- Potent Pen Makes Great Books Even Better!
Editorial consultant Brenda Moore Robinson is an accomplished editor and publication advisor. She is widely known for making your writing look good and catching embarrassing spelling, grammatical, punctuation and content mistakes that spell checkers and even other editors miss.

She is the founder of Potent Pen,  a company that specializes in editing nonfiction and fiction books and articles, as well as web writing and consulting.

Through May 2014, Potent Pen is offering half-price editing fees for first-time authors.  In addition, every book edited at Potent Pen is proofread by an independent, professional proofreader at no extra charge.

David J. Pollay, author of the hit book, The Law of the Garbage Truck (Sterling Publishing, a Barnes and Noble company), calls Brenda “one of the best copy editors in the publishing business.” Steve Siebold, How Rich People Think and Die Fat or Get Tough, says "I know hundreds of editors around the world, and Brenda Robinson is always my #1 recommendation." It’s true, they say, because she has “a keen editing eye,” “always finds something to improve,” “goes beyond style books” with “valuable suggestions and opinions,” “becomes a writing partner,” and is a “great person."

Colin Christopher, author of Success through Manipulation: Subconscious Reactions That Will Make or Break You, says: "A first time book writer, I was overwhelmed. Brenda brought order to my chaos while keeping my work mine."

Besides being a top editor, Brenda is a humorous speaker, honing her skills at the renowned Bill Gove Speech Workshop and in her Toastmasters club in Florida, where she was honored as “Toastmaster of the Year.” She first learned public speaking skills as a professional actress when in the 1980s she was a founding member of Bob Carter’s Actor’s Workshop & Repertory Co., a repertory theater in West Palm Beach. She is credited with starting the first children’s and teens acting day camp in South Florida. She also worked for the Palm Beach County non-profit ARC for several years, as a puppeteer for the Kids on the Block Troupe. The shows taught schoolchildren about several disabilities.

On Brenda’s spiritual side, she currently serves as public relations director of Unity of Delray Beach and for seven years hosted screenings of monthly inspirational movies.

Brenda is married and she and husband Dick, a professional copywriter, have one daughter, an editor/writer, who lives in Seattle.

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