Naomi V. Dunsen-White is an experienced developmental editor who strives for the highest standards of excellence. She guides her clients in creating the most enjoyable reading experience possible for their audience. She is an advocate for diversity and takes immense pride in amplifying the voices of diverse writers. Through her work in editing and coaching, she helps prepare them to publish their stories to teach and inspire others, build their businesses, or leave a legacy for the next generation.

Dedicated to the self-publishing industry, Naomi has edited over one hundred books to date. As an accomplished, award-winning children’s book author, she finds joy and fulfillment of purpose in using her words to make a difference in the lives of children and her expertise in helping writers make their author dreams come true.

She has particular interest and experience in memoirs and Christian and inspirational genres. With a passion for ensuring that children’s books are not only entertaining, but educational, and provide opportunities for social and emotional learning, she excels in the children’s genre.

Naomi has earned a master’s degree in teaching, post-graduate certification in Female Entrepreneurship from Cornell University, and completed various courses in English, Writing, Editing, and Business. She enjoys presenting to students, educators, business professionals, and organizations about the affirming, personal, and professional benefits of becoming an author.

Her clients have affectionately dubbed her “Queen of Editing.”
Naomi is the Vice President of Literacy Nation, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to serving the self-published community, providing resources, opportunities, and bridging the gap between self-published authors and the library community. She is Chair of the Equity & Inclusion Team of the Michigan Chapter of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and a member of the Editorial Freelancer’s Association.