Overview
I am a trained editor specializing in academic and nonfiction genres. Manuscripts I worked on have been published by Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, Harvard University Press, and Rowman & Littlefield.
Services
Non-Fiction
Biographies & Memoirs
Business & Management
Christian Non-Fiction
Computers & Internet
Philosophy
Physics & Chemistry
Religion & Spirituality
Self-Help & Self-Improvement
Languages
English (US)
Certifications
- Professional Editing Certificate (UC Berkeley)
Work experience
Self-employed
Jan, 2014 —
Present
Providing a range of editorial services to students, academics, independent authors, nonprofit organizations, and corporations.
Portfolio
-Beneath Broken Machines is a cup of cold water to a dry, parched, and weary soul. In ministry, it's easy to portray that I ONCE was lost...but now I've got it all together. PC writes this book with humility and openness, which gives permission to confess that... read more
While other cities are credited for birthing and honing the legendary crime figures who inevitably influenced and shaped their susceptible surroundings and culture, Miami is where the Mob, like many American citizens, often turned when seeking vacation, vice, ... read more
Groundbreaking explorations that maximize your creativity, vitality, and robust sense of wonder. Become smarter, more resourceful and innovative, and enjoy life as a magnificent adventure.Audrey and Oxana’s “Shake It Up!” Journal offers up the big questions an... read more
Lennox Obi’s love life is shattered. His forty-year marriage is over, thanks to Tarissa Adoja, his longtime mistress and a bubbly, scheming woman he truly loved. Normally he’d lose himself in work, but his recent retirement makes this impossible. Len is spiral... read more
This book is about the beliefs you have and choices you make, and how they may limit you, or support your growth.
Karen Tracy examines the identity-work of judges and attorneys in state supreme courts as they debated the legality of existing marriage laws. Exchanges in state appellate courts are juxtaposed with the talk that occurred between citizens and elected officials... read more
Truth, knowledge, and ethics are far from the concrete absolutes people often see them as. Rather, truth and morality are relative concepts, caught in a continuous cycle of trial and error. In short, truth continually evolves.Dustin Arand explores the implicat... read more
If you really think about it, Python is very much like Java. While Python at times looks simpler than Java, it is just as powerful as Java. If Java is the heavy metal of computer programming, then Python is the jazz that opens doors of freedom in software deve... read more
Susan Sontag once described illness as “the night-side of life.” When we or our loved ones fall ill, our world is thrown into darkness and disarray, our routines are interrupted, our deepest beliefs shaken. The modern regime of hyper-logical biomedicine offers... read more
Astronomy Saves the World details the avoidable and unavoidable threats to our existence, and provides the case for astronomy being part of everyone's education. Astronomy will ensure our planet never again experiences a catastrophic cosmic impact from an aste... read more
In 21st century America, where African Americans account for 13% of the total population, only 1.9% of senior management positions in the U.S. are occupied by African American men. Recognizing and training talented African American men in the workforce is espe... read more
In this book, Ikechuku Chigewe chronicles the true story of his seventeen-year journey to American citizenship. Born to Nigerian parents, Ikechuku weathered the setbacks on the odyssey that led him from Africa to the United States as an international student, ... read more
