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Looking for a professional to refine your polished draft before publication? We review your document for spelling, usage, grammar, punctuation, prepare a style guide for larger projects, and ensure consistency. We also offer, as the last stage, proofreading of the final manuscript, checking for typesetting and typographical errors.
Need help starting or developing a project? We offer encouragement and advice on the writing process and feedback on the overall content, structure, and style for a variety of genres: presentations, articles, reviews, blog posts, manuscripts.
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Need a presentation, website, article, or book translated into idiomatic English? We offer human-verified translation services by native English speakers.
OUR CLIENTS’ WORK HAS BEEN PUBLISHED BY:
Routledge University Press
Palgrave MacMillan
De Gruyter
Bloomsbury Art Markets
Jovis Architectural Press
OUR CLIENTS INCLUDE;
University of Zürich
Postdam University
Humboldt University
Uppsala University
Ludwig-Maxmillan University Munich
Topography of Terror Berlin
Spreewald Museum Lübbenau
Tempelhof-Schöneberg Museum Berlin
OUR RECENT TRANSLATIONS:
Murielle Rousseau. Provence: 80 Delectable Recipes from the South of France. Cleveland, Ohio: Culina Cookbooks (2023). Illustrated cookbook.
Ellen Dunne. The Lost Son. Cleveland, Ohio: Auguste Crime (2023). Co-translator with Cathryn Siegel-Bergman. Crime novel.
Titus Tobler. Bethlehem in Palästina: The 1840s Travelogue of a Visitor to the Holy Land. London: Nomad Publishing (2022). Historical monograph.
Thomas Rüttig. Afghanistan’s War Economy. Rosa Luxembourg Foundation (2023). Blog post.
Patricia Nitzsche. “Life is Essentially One Long Search for an Ashtray: On the 25th Anniversary of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest.” Weird Magazine (2022). Literary criticism.
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