Testimonials
"Leya Booth is fast, reliable, accurate, smart, and affordable, a super editor and transcriber wrapped up in one. In my experience, she’s the absolute best in her business."
--Martin Zucker, co-author Earthing, Move Yourself, and Reverse Heart Disease Now.
"Genius Office Services is a one-stop 21st Century cyber-shop, appropriate for any author. Leya Booth is professional, fast, and precise. She is my go-to proofing person, and I can enthusiastically recommend her to anyone who needs help, at any stage, with completing or preparing a book, article or even a lengthy report."
--Tombstone Award winner Harry Shannon, author of the Mick Callahan novels Memorial Day, Eye of the Burning Man, and One of the Wicked, the thriller The Pressure of Darkness, and the horror novels Daemon and Night of the Werewolf.
"Leya has been accommodating about fitting my last-minute transcription needs into her work schedule, speedy about turning jobs around, and meticulous about recording every salient detail of interviews. I know she is both there when I need her and reliable in the extreme. This peace of mind has allowed me to focus my attentions elsewhere, improving my overall work efficiency. Give her a try--she's worth your trust."
--Kathleen Wong, Science Writer, Oakland, CA
"I happily recommend Leya Booth’s transcribing services to friends, colleagues and fellow writers. I have worked with Leya for many years now and am consistently impressed with her diligence, efficiency, and overall excellent standard of work. She does her best to battle obstacles like poor sound quality, strong accents and scientific terminology. Another big plus – she always pulls out all the stops to accommodate her clients’ needs for fast turnarounds and pressing deadlines. For journalists, this is enormously helpful."
--Journalist/author Sue Russell
"If you need editorial assistance on your project, call Leya. I sent my manuscript to her and received over 40 pages of editorial comments and suggestions. She has an eagle-eye for typos, an incredible ear for verb tense, and can sense temporal/spatial irregularities in the narrative, as well as "rough wording" which is her nice way of telling you to change something. Her prices are reasonable and competitive and the service is first-rate.
--James Hankins, Author of HARDWARE