Editorial services · AS-08
Book Editing & Proofreading
Choose the level of editorial attention your manuscript actually needs—final proofreading, sentence-level copyediting, or structural editing.
Why this service matters
The wrong kind of editing can waste money: a manuscript with story or argument problems may need more than punctuation fixes, while a polished book may only need a final proof.
How we approach your project
We first review the requested service and a suitable sample, then scope the work with a qualified editor and a price reflecting manuscript condition.
What you receive
- Clearly identified editorial level and scope
- Tracked changes or a documented correction report, depending on the service
- Appropriate editorial notes, style guidance, and agreed review limits
Scope and important details
- Published per-word figures are indications, not automatic final invoices
- Human editorial work requires qualified capacity and sample review
- No promise of error-free work or acceptance by a publisher
Common questions
What is the difference between proofreading and copyediting?
Proofreading checks the near-final text for mechanical errors; copyediting works more deeply on language, clarity, consistency, and style.
Is your price per word final?
No. The appropriate level and manuscript condition must be reviewed before a binding editorial quote.
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