Alexandra Uth - Editor

Proofreader, production editor, and fact checker with over 20 years experience. Have worked mainly in educational publishing but have also worked on engineering publications, first aid training materials, catalogs, and nonfiction books on religion. I've worked with self-publishing authors, fact checking a book on the moral need for universal healthcare coverage and proofreading a book on the need to put public service back into politics.

Responsible for proofreading, copyediting, and fact checking materials primarily for K–12 market, including fact checking an art history course. Supervised and trained team of freelance proofreaders and fact checkers.

Proofreader and production editor on products for K–12 market, catalogs, pharmaceutical packaging, nonfiction books for Christian publisher, training materials for National Safety Council, and publications for American Institute of Steel Construction.

Preaching to Pluralists: How to Proclaim Christ in a Postmodern Age

Chris Altrock

Effective evangelistic sermons require preachers to know their audience and to tailor their preaching accordingly. Chris Altrock uses findings of the Barna Research Group and his own experiences as a preacher to support his descriptions of several characteristics common to the unchurched or the lost crowd today. Recognizing that the audience today is vastly different from previous generations,... read more

Effective evangelistic sermons require preachers to know their audience and to tailor their preaching accordingly. Chris Altrock uses findings of the Barna Research Group and his own experiences as a preacher to support his descriptions of several characteristics common to the unchurched or the lost crowd today. Recognizing that the audience today is vastly different from previous generations,... read more

How Does It Make You Feel?: Why Emotion Wins The Battle of Brands

Daryl Travis

How Does It Make You Feel? Why Emotion Wins The Battle of Brands is about the wisdom of feelings—the ability to create emotional connections with customers. It’s the story of how brands use emotional connections to create customer loyalty. It explores both the mystique and experience of brands. It shows how brands with a higher purpose—those that find meaning in how they help to improve lives—... read more

How Does It Make You Feel? Why Emotion Wins The Battle of Brands is about the wisdom of feelings—the ability to create emotional connections with customers. It’s the story of how brands use emotional connections to create customer loyalty. It explores both the mystique and experience of brands. It shows how brands with a higher purpose—those that find meaning in how they help to improve lives—... read more

Lord to Love Again: A Sweet and Clean Regency Romance

Grace Sellers

The road to love isn’t easy, and sometimes it's animals who guide the way…Caroline Holland, resigned to spinsterhood for herself, nonetheless must take a chaperone position to help her cousin Nelly secure a husband. Nelly may be the most frivolous, spoiled debutante to ever simper across a ballroom floor, but surely her dowry will persuade some rich lord that she's a suitable bride. Once compe... read more

The road to love isn’t easy, and sometimes it's animals who guide the way…Caroline Holland, resigned to spinsterhood for herself, nonetheless must take a chaperone position to help her cousin Nelly secure a husband. Nelly may be the most frivolous, spoiled debutante to ever simper across a ballroom floor, but surely her dowry will persuade some rich lord that she's a suitable bride. Once compe... read more

Aviation Chicago Timeline

Michael Haupt

Aviation Chicago Timeline traces the pivotal role that Chicago played in the development of aviation in the United States. Long before the Wright Brothers took to the air, Chicago had an active balloon community and Octave Chanute was providing the latest aviation research to scores of experimenters. In the 1910s, the city was bustling with flight schools, airplane manufacturers, air shows, an... read more

Aviation Chicago Timeline traces the pivotal role that Chicago played in the development of aviation in the United States. Long before the Wright Brothers took to the air, Chicago had an active balloon community and Octave Chanute was providing the latest aviation research to scores of experimenters. In the 1910s, the city was bustling with flight schools, airplane manufacturers, air shows, an... read more

The Counselors: Conversations with 18 Courageous Women Who Have Changed the World

Elizabeth Vrato

In The Counselors, some of this country's most interesting history-making women take time to share their stories about pain and triumph—as though they were chatting with you over a cup of coffee—with the hope that that their experience might help you along your way. In his foreword to The Counselors, President Bill Clinton writes, “The accomplishments of the women in The Counselors are a testa... read more

In The Counselors, some of this country's most interesting history-making women take time to share their stories about pain and triumph—as though they were chatting with you over a cup of coffee—with the hope that that their experience might help you along your way. In his foreword to The Counselors, President Bill Clinton writes, “The accomplishments of the women in The Counselors are a testa... read more

Call to Virtue: Republics of Character from Rome to 1776

Kim Mayyasi

The American republic was the Enlightenment’s greatest experiment, an attempt to institutionalize virtuous character as never done before. Call to Virtue explains the role of character as the driving force behind the rise and fall of empires, the well-being of citizens’ lives, and the structure of governments and their constitutions. It draws a line between the definitions of virtue from ancie... read more

The American republic was the Enlightenment’s greatest experiment, an attempt to institutionalize virtuous character as never done before. Call to Virtue explains the role of character as the driving force behind the rise and fall of empires, the well-being of citizens’ lives, and the structure of governments and their constitutions. It draws a line between the definitions of virtue from ancie... read more