Social Policy Book Editor Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
My nonfiction manuscript on contemporary social policies is complete, but it still needs a professional polish before it reaches readers. The priority is comprehensive, front-to-back general editing: tightening structure, refining the narrative voice, smoothing transitions, and making sure each chapter flows effortlessly for a non-specialist audience.
The ideal collaborator brings real familiarity with social policy debates, a track record in nonfiction editing, and the research skills to verify data quickly. A conversational style is essential—you’ll be shaping prose that should feel engaging, not academic.
Deliverables
• Marked-up manuscript with all editorial changes and comments
• A fact-check report (sources, corrections, and outstanding questions)
• Confirmation of footnotes
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, send over a brief note and links or files showing similar work—edited policy books, long-form essays, or comparable nonfiction. I’m eager to start as soon as we find the right editorial match.
The ideal collaborator brings real familiarity with social policy debates, a track record in nonfiction editing, and the research skills to verify data quickly. A conversational style is essential—you’ll be shaping prose that should feel engaging, not academic.
Deliverables
• Marked-up manuscript with all editorial changes and comments
• A fact-check report (sources, corrections, and outstanding questions)
• Confirmation of footnotes
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, send over a brief note and links or files showing similar work—edited policy books, long-form essays, or comparable nonfiction. I’m eager to start as soon as we find the right editorial match.