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Greece
Greek, English
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Dimitra was selected by the Fiverr Pro team for their expertise.
About me
I have a double major in English and Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) and a Certificate in Proofreading and Publishing. Additionally, I hold Certificates of Proficiency in English from the Universities of Cambridge (CPE) and Michigan (ECPE).
If you are looking for a person with a passion for their work, a sharp eye, and a critical mind, all you have to do is contact me.
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Dimitra
$60/hour
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Beta Reading
I will beta read your story and provide constructive feedback
Translation
I will translate from greek to english or english to greek
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paubear
United States
Dimitra gave an extremely thorough and detailed review of my novel. The book is a literary work which I think takes a deeper understanding than a generic novel, and she did a super job. I'd deinitely recommend her to anyone.
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joeyleepm
United States
I'm not even into my 8th chapter of Dimitra's observations and notes and already she's made a massive difference in how I see things from the reader's POV. She asks very good questions of even simple narration -- making it a better book with even the smallest details.
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heliosjessica
Netherlands
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toddshafer
United States
Ongoing collaboration
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cheffymichelle
United Kingdom
Working with Dimitra was exactly what a beta read should be: rigorous, honest, and clearly in service of the book rather than the reader's comfort. She read the manuscript twice, caught things on the second pass that most readers miss entirely, and gave me chapter-level notes that were specific enough...
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