Polish with purpose. Publish with confidence.
Professional editing and proofreading for nonfiction authors, researchers, and purpose-driven organizations.
If you’re writing a book, article, report, or thesis, you want your message to come through with clarity, credibility, and confidence. But writing alone—especially when the stakes are high—can be overwhelming.
That’s where I come in. I offer line and copyediting, as well as proofreading, to help you refine your text without losing your voice. Whether you're preparing work for publication, submission, or public engagement, I’ll support you with thoughtful editing that respects your goals.
I can help you
improve clarity, consistency, and tone
refine grammar, word choice, and sentence flow
meet academic, publishing, or house style requirements
support multilingual writing with sensitivity and care
“The feedback and comments were very good and pointed out so many important points that I did not see in the first place, which added significant value to my paper.”
—Academic researcher, published article on competitive dynamics between multinational companies
Services
I offer editing and proofreading services for nonfiction and academic writing. Whether you're preparing a book manuscript, journal article, or institutional report, I can help you improve clarity, accuracy, and overall readability to make sure your work is publication-ready.
Choose the path that fits your project:
Nonfiction Projects
This path is for you if you are an independent author, a thought leader, or an organization writing trade nonfiction, a research-based book, an academic crossover title, or professional reports.
Explore nonfiction editing and proofreading
Academic Projects
Follow this path if you are a researcher, graduate student, or faculty preparing a journal article, thesis, chapter, or report.
Explore academic editing and proofreading
My fees are guided by the EFA rates chart and the CIEP’s suggested minimum rates.
“Thank you very much for checking my paper carefully. I will be very happy to ask you to modify my article again.”
—Multilingual author, academic journal article
