I am a trained and experienced proofreader with 15 years’ experience of working with academics in the Arts and Humanities in an editorial, research support context. I have a qualification in proofreading from the Publishing Training Centre and a PhD in English Literature. I provide a specialised proofreading service to academic publishers in Arts and Humanities subjects.


Services

  • Proofreading monographs, edited collections and journals in Arts and Humanities subjects

  • Working onscreen in Word or on PDFs and on paper

  • Working blind or against copy


Benefits

  • Professional, client-driven service

  • Consistent delivery to deadline and on budget

  • Your brief and style guide followed to the letter

  • Skilled and effective communication

  • Exceptional team work

  • Experienced in the styles and conventions of the Arts and Humanities

 

If you want to work with a trained and experienced proofreader who will fit seamlessly into your team and add value to your publications, then please get in touch.


What Clients Say

  • As a copyeditor and proofreader Sally's work stands comparison with my experiences with some of the leading university presses in the United States.
    Professor Matt Houlbrook
    Professor of Cultural History
    University of Birmingham
    Monograph
    British Academy Mid-career Fellowship
  • Sally was central to the process of moving from the commissioning stage to the delivery of a manuscript to the publisher. She always met deadlines and was great in communicating with contributors, including non-native English speaking authors.
    Dr. Malcolm Dick
    University of Birmingham
    Co-editor
    Matthew Boulton: Enterprising Industrialist of the Enlightenment
    (Ashgate, 2013)
  • With her impressive efficiency and careful queries, Sally helped me thoroughly to double-check every detail -- from punctuation to pagination -- and to return the proofs swiftly and confidently to the publisher. Without her help, this simply would not have been possible.
    Dr. Kate Rumbold
    University of Birmingham
    Monograph
  • What you get when she proofreads your stuff is complete confidence that it's all had an exceptionally robust and methodical going-over; there really is no-one more meticulous. But you also get the special benefit of her brilliant and sympathetic editorial eye.
    Professor Ewan Fernie
    Chair of Shakespeare Studies and Fellow
    University of Birmingham
    Monograph
    AHRC Application