Get Expert Editing and Proofreading Services for Your Book.
Writers often finish a book, but it can still feel uncertain without clarity, proper grammar, and consistency. Small language gaps, weak transitions, and punctuation errors can reduce the credibility. Many authors struggle to identify where the book needs proofreading for grammar and punctuation.
Spine Authors offers the best manuscript editing and proofreading services, focusing on clarity and readability. Also, focus on style consistency, spelling, and punctuation checks. Our editors rely on trusted language standards such as the APA Manual from the American Psychological Association. With professional English proofreading and editing services, authors gain clear feedback without losing their voice.
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Our Editorial Workflow Built for Accuracy
Spine Authors follows a structured editorial method grounded in genre knowledge. Every book passes through layers of review based on the author’s intent. It also enhances the book’s professional presentation.
Initial Manuscript Review:
Editors review structure and tone and align areas needing developmental or line editing.
Structural Editing:
Editors examine argument strength and focus on substantive editing and logical flow.
Line Editing:
Editors perform line editing, focusing on grammar and punctuation to improve clarity.
Academic Standard Check:
We perform academic editing where necessary. Editors follow citation expectations from the Modern Language Association.
Formatting & Style Verification:
This step reviews formatting, layout, and citation check. Editors consult the MLA Handbook and IEEE Standards Association references.
Final Proof and Author Queries:
The final stage is to obtain the author's approval and address any queries. Submission of Final Book.
Difference between Editing and Proofreading
Many writers think editing and proofreading are the same step and submit the book early. This mistake leaves structural gaps, an inconsistent tone, and grammatical errors. Spine Authors clarifies the difference between editing and proofreading. Editing covers developmental editing and line editing. Proofreading concentrates on grammar, punctuation, and final corrections. We follow the standards referenced in The Chicago Manual of Style.
- Editing reviews for structure, clarity, and flow.
- Proofreading checks spelling, punctuation, and formatting accuracy.
- Correcting manuscript consistency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between developmental and line editing?
Developmental editing focuses on structure, storyline, characterization, and pacing. Line editing focuses on refining style, tone, rhythm, and word choice for smoother flow.
What steps are included in manuscript editing and proofreading services?
Projects typically include structural editing, copyediting services, grammar correction, spelling and punctuation checks, formatting and layout checks, and final proof/page proof. Authors also receive editing with track changes and queries directed to them.
Can I request revisions after editing is completed?
Yes. Editors respond to author queries and revision requests after line editing services or academic editing. Authors can review tracked feedback before final proof stages.
Do you edit academic and technical manuscripts?
Yes. Editors review thesis and dissertation editing, journal article editing, and technical editing. Simultaneously, they adhere to the citation standards set by the Council of Science Editors, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and the International Organization for Standardization.
What are the different types of editing services?
Copy editing, line editing, substantive editing, mechanical editing, and developmental editing are all different methods of editing a written document. Other services that can be hired include journal editing and academic editing.
Are you prepared to submit your book?
If you’re looking for professional proofreading and editing services, Spine Author is the best choice for you. Contact our editorial team to begin your book review and consultation.