Advance Copy
Writing a new school textbook or other educational resource? Well, that shiny new manuscript you've worked so hard on might look great in terms of design, images and layout, but whatever the content, it just won't look professional if it’s peppered with spelling and grammatical errors, sounds disjointed or contains information that isn't crystal clear to young readers. While you might think you’ve done a great job with your writing - and feel justifiably proud of it - it takes a trained eye to pick up those small errors you might miss.
This is where I can help. As an editor, I am meticulous. Every piece of writing that comes my way goes through a number of edits and won’t be returned to you until it is as polished as I can get it, free of things like spelling and punctuation errors, inconsistency in word use, typos and poor expression. In short, I will bring your work to a professional, publishable standard.
I offer proofreading along with varying levels of editing depending on your needs - and I do it at an affordable price.
Find out more about my services and contact me today to discuss your particular needs.
About meMy name's Ariana Fabris and I am an education writer, editor and former teacher from Melbourne, Australia. I have written and/or edited content for schools, camp operators and education publishers (see my portfolio) and have also published a highly successful biology revision book, Biology Unravelled (first and second editions). As a creator of educational resources, I have produced a multitude of printable/digital worksheets and activities for science and biology teachers under my subsidiary company, Active Science (these are available at Active Science Resources Teaching Resources | Teachers Pay Teachers).
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| "The quality of Ariana's writing is of an exceptionally high standard...I would have no hesitation in recommending her to any potential client seeking intelligent, well-written and professionally edited copy" Kate St. James Managing Editor, Universal Magazines. |
| So the writer who breeds more words than he needs, is making a chore for the reader who reads. - Dr Seuss |
