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Need an enthusiastic editor?

Hi, I’m Karen. I will help you connect with your readers through direct and accessible writing.

Easy to work with, precise and unashamedly enthusiastic about words, I will perfect your work. I am a professional who’s worked in nonprofits and academic publishing for decades, with enough credentials to know what matters and experience to know what doesn’t.

Reach all your readers. I specialize in explaining complex ideas clearly and ensuring accessibility for readers with disabilities. I’m a tech wiz: tell me how you want your information to look and I’ll make it happen.

My specialties are academic editing and healthcare communications. I also create and edit corporate documents, like policies and reports, that people actually read and use. See the services section for more information and a list of my other projects.

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What my customers say:

Our in-house editor has rated your edit on this assignment on some critical parameters. The ratings are on a 5-point scale (1 representing “needs improvement” and 5 representing “excellent”) and the overall rating is an average of the ratings of individual parameters.

Rating Parameter	Rating
Author Communication	5
Extent of Editing	5
Grammar	5
Language	5
Mechanics and Style	5
Subject Matter Expertise	5

Table of Ratings on Editing Parameters

Editor Comments : Your intervention on the document was excellent. You efficiently edited the text and also placed appropriate and helpful remarks related to the content and general academic writing rules.

Enago Editors

“Energy level was high, passionate. Obviously well educated and knowledgeable. So relevant and relatable.”

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