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Author
Hello, I’m Andria Flores. My book, type A plans B, tells the story of my compelling, heart-warming, and often humorous journey of screwing it all up, facing down big fears, and finding authentic faith. It's where perfectionism intersects with love — and love wins.
Editor
As an editor, I am committed to communicating every message with integrity. My strength in editing is preserving the author’s voice without sacrificing excellence in language. I work with many first-time authors, helping them draw out their purest message, discover their own process of putting words to paper, and navigate the writing and publishing industry.
Recovering Perfectionist
I spent over three decades of my life in pursuit of perfection, from straight As and gold stars, to marriage, babies, and a career. Once it became evident that perfectionism was actually failing me, my subsequent unraveling led me to discover my authentic self, find vulnerability in relationships, and live life on my own terms. Being a recovering perfectionist makes me a keen editor — and a lot more fun to live with!
About My Work
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Bold Journey
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Shelf Unbound
Notable Indie
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Canvas Rebel
Latest Blog Posts
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Get the Most from Your Editor
So, how do you get the most from your editor? Exactly what do you communicate with them? Here are five questions to ask and five thoughts to relay when you begin a relationship with an editor or submit new work to them.
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Three Reasons You [Really Do] Need a Final Proof
The editing process is expensive. Authors are looking for reasonable ways to shave off costs—and time. In the final stages of the publishing process, you are so close to the finish line you can see it, so you are highly motivated to push through so you can finally hold your printed book in your hot little hands. So, may I share three reasons why you really do need a final proof?Description goes here
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Overcoming Writer's Doubt: Fighting Perfectionism
A few years ago, I had an epiphany. It was during a time in my life when I was dealing with a tremendous amount of uncertainty and a very painful transition in nearly every possible way. All the jacked-up parts of my life, which I had worked night and day to conceal, were all at once wide-open.