With formal training and years of experience as both a writer and an editor, I can strengthen your nonfiction work, from one-pagers to full-length books and from concept to publication-ready presentation.
Science writing
I provide well-researched, well-supported science writing for general audiences and policymakers: one-pagers, fact sheets, articles, white papers, and reports.
Here are some of the topics I discuss as a science writer.
- biodiversity
- botany
- geology
- habitat connectivity
- climate technology
- ecosystem preservation, restoration, protection, and management
Editorial management
I lead the report team, make it easy for team members to share expertise, keep the process moving, and mind the details so others don’t have to.
Here’s what I do as editorial manager.
- set milestones
- keep team members on track, accountable, and working toward the same message
- coordinate review
- assemble text, images, references, and appendices into a whole
- maintain project archives
- science writing, developmental editing, and technical editing as needed
Developmental editing
I work with authors to clarify the vision for a book, bring out its essentials, prune away unnecessary elements, and make the whole sing. Author coaching available.
Here’s what I do as developmental editor.
- identify the overarching theme, major theses, and essential information for the manuscript
- establish and refine the book’s structure
- ensure sections support each other and the book’s theme
- make sure assertions are adequately substantiated
- address pervasive stylistic issues
- provide a revision plan
- implement revisions, including line editing, as desired
Technical editing
From comma placement to information flow, from text to maps, from articles to books, I increase precision, clarity, and readability in your documents.
Here’s what I do as a technical editor.
- copyediting: ensure consistency and grammatical correctness
- line editing: reveal your voice at its best by correcting awkwardness, redundancy, ambiguity, and confusion
- map review: ensure maps are consistent with the text and each other, are easy to understand, and tell the story they need to
- image review: check that images reflect text, information is appropriately visualized, and titles and legends are clear
- table review: ensure consistent formatting and wording, check numbers
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