Justine Manzano Unfortunately all good things must come to an end. The CraftQuest team is still more like a family, and we’ve got big things going on in our individual futures that made it impossible to continue as we were.
Personally, I will be taking freelance edits at some point in the future. That information will be made available here on the site. That probably won’t happen until after The Order of the Key is released in July. I will keep everyone posted.
Below is CraftQuest’s statement on the closing of our business. We’ve loved working with you.
Hi all!
It is with heavy hearts that we must announce CraftQuest is officially closed for business. We all have a great love for the community and everyone we have worked with in our time together, but alas, though we love the work we’ve done with CraftQuest, we are no longer able to continue to maintain those duties as we each move on toward our publishing goals. We remain a team, although no longer in an official capacity. In this vein, we have decided to split all proceeds we have acquired as a company 50/50. Half to @Americares which is providing mental health support services for families dealing with the earthquakes in Puerto Rico, and half to @WWF_Australia to assist in protecting and rebuilding wildlife and natural resources lost due to the wildfires. As we close the business, we ask that you continue to remain in touch with us, as we are still a part of this crazy writing community. Some of us will continue freelancing, others are still writing, and others continue to have our hands on the pulse of the literary twitter world. To that end, please continue to follow us:
@Maria_Tureaud
@SouffleLumiere
@Megan_Manzano
@Justine_Manzano
@IsmaelManzano76
@Valiance
We wish you all the best on your writing adventures!