Got a quick question about a specific issue? Give me fifteen minutes and I’ll give you peace of mind.
 
We schedule a date, I call you at the appointed time, and we discuss your question. The call will last a maximum of fifteen minutes. We’ll schedule the phone call within 30 days of my receipt of the signed consultation agreement and the full fee.
 
Quick Question Fee: $35  
 
To schedule a quick question consultation, please do the following:
 
1. Go to the Categories page to determine if I work with your kind of writing: Categories
2. Visit the FAQ page, as the answer to your question may already be there: FAQ
3. E-mail the information requested below to: marcelalandres@yahoo.com. Be sure to put “Quick Question Request” in the subject line. After I receive your responses, I will e-mail you the consultation agreement for signature. Many thanks in advance!
4. Note: I do not review written material for quick question consultations. If you desire feedback on your writing, I recommend you opt for a manuscript edit, manuscript critique, or manuscript read.
 
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