Academic Editorial
Services

Editorial Support
for Academics, Independent Researchers, and Writers

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SEND DOCUMENT

Send us your document as an attachment in an email to info@nortonacademicediting.com. Include details of your editing needs and any special editorial concerns in your message.

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RECEIVE QUOTE

You will then receive by email a quote range for the editorial fee. The final fee will always be within this range and will never be higher than this range.

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APPROVE

Once you send your approval, we will begin editing your document. Edits will appear as "tracked changes" in Word or as highlights and notes in LaTex or PDF, with explanations and editorial comments as notes in the margins when necessary.

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RECEIVE COMPLETED EDITS

Your completed edits will arrive as an email attachment. After receiving completed edits, you will receive a separate email from authorize.net with an invoice and a secure payment link that allows credit cards and ACH check payments.

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PAY

Pay through the secure payment link you will receive in a separate email after you receive edits. If edits were provided in Word, turn on "track changes" under the review tab, review edits. Authorize.net is a widely used and highly secure payment gateway system that handles millions of international EVO merchant accounts. Your credit card information is never stored. We often work through academic institutions and can be set up as an "outside vender" to make it easy for you to pay using institutional and departmental funds.

Norton Academic Editing provides academic editorial services and manuscript support for academics and independent scholars, researchers, and writers, independent researchers in all fields and at every stage of the writing process.

We understand the specific pressures unique to academics and those working in academic settings: publishing books and writing grants, academic monographs, journal articles, presentations, book proposals, CVs, job application packages, writing a first book or a tenth book, responding to editors who suggest you find a developmental editor in the early or later drafts of a manuscript.

We respect that you have the expertise. We don't change your content or write for you. However, we can polish, suggest, support, and ask questions as you write your book. We provide fresh eyes for your writing so you can focus your productive energies on the content of your research and work. We provide academic editorial services and manuscript support to ensure your work is polished, professional, and ready for publication. Whether you are an academic, independent scholar, researcher or writer, we are here to help at every stage of the writing and editing process.

We offer edits using "tracked changes" in Word or as notes in LaTex or PDF with explanations for editorial comments in notes in the margins when necessary.

We would love to hear more about your project(s).  Let us know how best to provide editorial support for you.  Do you need a final proofread or polish before you send your article to a UK or US publication?  Are you looking for developmental editing? Would you like suggestions and support with transitions and syntax of a chapter?  Do you have an article or a chapter you are turning into a larger book?  Are you in the process of writing or turning your dissertation into an academic monograph or writing a book with a more mainstream audience in mind?  Please send us your editorial request by filling out the form below or email: info@nortonacademicediting.com.
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Our founding editor, Saundra Norton, is an academic who grew up in university settings as the child of academics. In addition to doctoral work in 19th-century American literature, she has an MA in bibliographical studies from TAMU and a certificate in publishing from Rice University, with a particular interest in the History of the Book and book publishing. She has been a contributor to the World Shakespeare Bibliography. She holds an MFA in writing from Sarah Lawrence College where she created programs and was a poetry editor for Lumina.

She has lived in Scotland, Florence, Prague, and Paris and has studied at Goethe-Institut, Freiburg and Institut de Français, Villefranche-sur-Mer. She has a working knowledge of French, Italian, Latin, Spanish, Czech, and German. As the director of outreach at a nationally ranked Liberal Arts College, Saundra has has written and edited grant proposals, annual reports, book manuscripts, and web and brand content. She has worked with Foundation, Government, and Corporate Relations, faculty, and administrators to pursue external funding for research and campus-wide initiatives. She has worked with the Organization Mondiale pour l'Education Préscolaire (OMEP), the Scandinavia House, the American Scandinavian Foundation (ASF), the United Nations, and Metro-UN, International Affairs Newspaper. In addition to international affairs, she has edited widely in science, technology, engineering, the arts and humanities, and mathematics.
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