Pricing

Novels, Fiction & Non-Fiction Exceeding *30 Pages

For work exceeding the length of 30 pages, House of Hare will work on a retainer basis.

Under a retainer arrangement, we will discuss and come to an agreement on the amount of pages I will commit per week/every two weeks/every three weeks/every month, etc.

Deposit Required βœ“

Invoice Per (week, month, fortnight etc.) βœ“

Short Fiction, Poetry & Non-Fiction Below *30 Pages

For work below the page count of 30, House of Hare will issue a one-time payment for the entire piece, as determined by the amount of pages it is.

Deposit Required βœ“

One-Time Invoice βœ“

*Page count will be determined by copy and pasting the work into a google doc, changing the font to Times New Roman, spacing to double (2.0), and size to 12.

Short Fiction & Poetry

A detailed black-and-white illustration of a young man sitting in a study room with bookshelves, a fireplace, and a curtain. The man is holding a book in one hand and a staff or rod in the other, with a dog nearby.

For texts to be submitted to competitions, magazines and open calls. There is no limit on the poetry lines, but for short fiction, this counts as texts under the limit of 30 pages (which will be determined by pasting it into a google doc, double spaced, size 12, Times New Roman).

A vintage illustration of a library or study with a woman reading, a man playing a guitar, shelves of books, and mechanical gears.

Novel Length Pieces

For texts exceeding the length of 30 pages (with this determined by the factors listed above!), to be published professionally, digitally, or via self-publish. (Or, even published as a serial online!)

An illustration of a man standing on a decorated altar or pulpit, with Latin inscriptions and architectural details including arches and patterned panels, from an old book.
A black and white illustration of a woman lying on a bed with an open book and a dog at her feet, while a man in a coat peeks out from behind a door in a room with arched window and shelves.

Non Fiction

Despite my logo saying otherwise, I do dabble in non-fiction editing (though keep in mind it is not my expertise). This will need to be discussed in depth should you want me to edit your non-fiction. Most notably, not to expect fact-checks. This will be purely vocabulary, sentence structures, punctuation, grammar, etc.

A man in a jacket stands at a desk with toy manufacturing machines, surrounded by shelves of books labeled poetry, science, history, and other subjects, with a bust of a woman on a pedestal and a whimsical creature on top of the shelves.
Black and white illustration of a classical library with a bookshelf filled with books, a telescope, an open book, a candelabra, flowers, and various decorative objects. There are busts and statues, including one with a mirror, and a window letting in light.

β€œThe world was to me a secret which I desired to divine. Curiosity, earnest research to learn the hidden laws of nature, gladness akin to rapture, as they were unfolded to me, are among the earliest sensations I can remember.”

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley

Painting by N.C Wyeth "Fox in the Snow" (sometimes titled "Fox in Winter") 1935 (oil).