Writing · Editing · Design · Publishing
Books are complex. Your publishing process doesn’t have to be.
I support authors, publishers and creative clients from the first working idea to the finished book. Depending on the project, that may mean one focused service—or several connected stages handled with a consistent understanding of the manuscript.
One connected perspective
I don’t only advise on books. I write, shape, design and publish them.
I’m Renel Ashmoor—an author, ghostwriter, editor and book designer. Alongside client work, I develop and publish my own books and journals. That gives me direct experience of the decisions that connect concept, manuscript, design, production and presentation.
I can join a project at a defined stage or help coordinate several stages where continuity matters. The scope remains clear: each proposal states what is included, how feedback works and which files or content will be delivered.
Meet Renel AshmoorServices
Choose the stage where your project needs support.
Each service has its own process and deliverables. If you are unsure which one fits, describe the current state of the project rather than trying to diagnose it yourself.
01 / Writing
Ghostwriting
Fiction, romance, contemporary fiction, individual book projects and selected nonfiction—developed from an approved plot, a core idea or existing material.
Explore Ghostwriting02 / Development
Editing & Manuscript Development
Manuscript analysis, structural development, scene and chapter work, style, dialogue, consistency and reading flow.
Explore Editing03 / Design
Book Design
Interior design, typesetting, print layout, cover design, full-wrap covers and technically prepared production files.
Explore Book Design04 / Publication
Author & Publishing Support
Practical help with Amazon KDP, print-on-demand, format decisions, metadata, book descriptions and publishing workflows.
Explore Publishing SupportPublished work
I don’t just work on books for clients. I publish my own.
My publications are part author portfolio and part proof of process. They show how different concepts require different editorial structures, visual systems and production decisions—from guided journals and reflective books to gift and seasonal titles.
View Published Work
Working process
Clear stages make creative projects easier to manage.
The details vary, but every collaboration begins by defining the current material, the required result and the responsibilities on both sides.
Inquiry
You outline the project, stage, scope and timing.
Project review
I assess fit and identify missing information.
Scope & proposal
We define deliverables, price and milestones.
Collaboration
Work and feedback follow the agreed stages.
Delivery
You receive the approved content or files.
Client feedback
Professional support, without the agency distance.
Complex book projects depend on expertise, but also on communication that remains clear when the work changes shape.
“Her professionalism, both in the quality of her work and in her communication, was truly impressive and exceeded my expectations.”
— Ralf Eckert
Editorial project
“She captured my style well, wrote some great scenes, and handled feedback in a very constructive way.”
— Anonymous client
Ghostwriting project; shared with permission
“Renel responds incredibly quickly to new ideas and gives her creativity free rein.”
— Mark Majewski
Fantasy book branding project
Project inquiry
Have a project in mind?
Whether you have an early concept, an existing manuscript or a specific publishing problem, send the current stage, approximate scope, required service and timeframe for review.
