Editorial Freelancers Association
Member Profile
Marnie Wiss
Osprey Editorial Services LLC
My job as your editor is to get to the heart of your writing and help you communicate your ideas as clearly, effectively, and accurately as possible. My specialty is short-form academic and other nonfiction work, including journal articles, grant proposals, book chapters, reports, news releases, professional communications, newsletters, and the like. I offer line editing (aka, substantive editing), copyediting, and proofreading services and can also work with you to hone the focus and define the scope of your work and develop a workable project schedule.
During my 30 years of experience in publishing and editing, including nearly 2 decades as managing editor of a top-25 health science research journal, I have worked with a diverse array of clients, including those for whom English is their first language and those for whom it is not, academic researchers in the health, biological, and social sciences; not-for-profit and grassroots community organizations; Internet marketing firms; university presses; and commercial publishers.
Gainesville, FL
US
Cell phone: +13522756381
Email: marniew@ospreyeditorial.com
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Years in the field: 30
Years freelancing: 16
Marnie Wiss
My job as your editor is to get to the heart of your writing and help you communicate your ideas as clearly, effectively, and accurately as possible. My specialty is short-form academic and other nonfiction work, including journal articles, grant proposals, book chapters, reports, news releases, professional communications, newsletters, and the like. I offer line editing (aka, substantive editing), copyediting, and proofreading services and can also work with you to hone the focus and define the scope of your work and develop a workable project schedule.
During my 30 years of experience in publishing and editing, including nearly 2 decades as managing editor of a top-25 health science research journal, I have worked with a diverse array of clients, including those for whom English is their first language and those for whom it is not, academic researchers in the health, biological, and social sciences; not-for-profit and grassroots community organizations; Internet marketing firms; university presses; and commercial publishers.
