Psychology Manuscript Proof & Feedback
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
My nonfiction manuscript explores a range of psychological themes and weaves in spiritual insights. Each week I set aside 2–5 hours for a careful proof-read and a candid exchange of comments, so I’m looking for a partner who can slot into that rhythm and keep the momentum steady.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation directly in the document (Word with tracked changes).
• Flag any sentence or section where my idea isn’t crystal-clear, then suggest sharper wording or a smoother transition so the overall flow feels effortless.
• Offer structural notes when a chapter or subsection would benefit from re-ordering or expansion.
Because the subject matter leans heavily on psychological concepts (think theories, case examples, and reflective exercises) a working familiarity with the field is essential. Comfort with spiritual language helps too, as some passages connect psyche and spirit.
We’ll review changes once a week—either by brief video call or annotated comments—so I can approve edits, ask questions, and agree on next steps before you move on. If that cadence fits your schedule and you thrive on polishing prose for clarity and coherence, I’d love to see a short sample of your editorial work on comparable material.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation directly in the document (Word with tracked changes).
• Flag any sentence or section where my idea isn’t crystal-clear, then suggest sharper wording or a smoother transition so the overall flow feels effortless.
• Offer structural notes when a chapter or subsection would benefit from re-ordering or expansion.
Because the subject matter leans heavily on psychological concepts (think theories, case examples, and reflective exercises) a working familiarity with the field is essential. Comfort with spiritual language helps too, as some passages connect psyche and spirit.
We’ll review changes once a week—either by brief video call or annotated comments—so I can approve edits, ask questions, and agree on next steps before you move on. If that cadence fits your schedule and you thrive on polishing prose for clarity and coherence, I’d love to see a short sample of your editorial work on comparable material.