About Marion
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I am an experienced and versatile proofreader and editor offering high-quality editorial services for writers, businesses, charities, churches, students and private clients. I am customer-focused and particularly sensitive to the needs of clients who are dyslexic or have English as a second language. Whether your project is a single-page CV or a book of poems, I provide friendly, one-to-one support from beginning to end.
Freelance since 2011 and with in-house experience, over the years I have worked on a wide range of materials covering all kinds of subjects. I also have a particular interest in the subjects listed below. As a writer, I love working with other writers who are preparing their work for publication and want it to appear polished and professional.
Please contact me for a no-obligation quote and visit my website for further details.
Media
- Marketing literature
- Magazines and newsletters
- Reports
- Articles
- Blog posts
- Websites
- Training and educational materials
- Self-published fiction and non-fiction
- Theses and dissertations
Subjects
- Christian theology, spirituality and the church
- Biblical studies
- History – ancient and modern
- Poetry
- Popular medical
- Nutrition and health
- Health and social care
- Wildlife
- Conservation and the environment
- Pet care
Experience
- Freelance proofreader and editor since 2011
- Four years' in-house experience as a proofreader and copywriter at publisher David & Charles
- Over 30 years' experience as a writer, including writing EasyEnglish Bible translations and commentaries for MissionAssist (formerly Wycliffe Associates UK)
Clients
Full Media Ltd, Bible Society, Tetarti Ltd, Ehlers-Danlos Support UK, KFPS Ltd, private individuals including students and self-publishing writers
Recent training
- Introduction to copy-editing (SfEP) 2015
- Basic proofreading by distance learning – distinction (Publishing Training Centre) 2013
Service(s)
Disclaimer note
The CIEP Directory of Editorial Services should be considered a point of first contact and prospective clients must satisfy themselves that members are capable of the work on offer. The Institute cannot be held responsible for the quality of work provided by any member listed in the directory. The members themselves are responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of their entries in the Directory and the CIEP has not made any attempt to vet them. The institute cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in the Directory. Inclusion in the Directory as a freelance does not necessarily mean that the member is self-employed as defined by HM Revenue and Customs and the Department for Work and Pensions.