Dr Chris Martin - Academic and Technical Editor Reviews 5

I was introduced to Chris through a friends reccommendation. I had created a rough draft of an ebook and needed proofreading and ebook conversion. My book is about Busking and so the fact Chris is a great musician helped as he really understood and appreciated the content. I found his approach was thorough and as well as correcting grammar and other sloght errors he made suggestions based on his own experience which fitted the book. His communication was swift and clear. In all a great experience for me as it was the first time I had used a professional proof reader. I wouldn't hesitate to reccomend Chris for any proofreading or techincal editing project, especially if it's music related!

Dr Martin has worked through several documents (reports and papers) that I thought were pretty perfect - his attention to detail, reflective questions and thoroughness as he proof read each of these revealed papers that were far from perfect. I am extremely grateful for his work, which is helping to hone my own proof reading skills generally. Very reasonable rates, especially considering the thoroughness with which he works.

Dr. Chris proofreading my dissertation in a very standard and meticulous way, which is very helpful for the improvement of my dissertation . Thank you very much.

Dr Chris Martin's attention to the detail of my dissertation has been wonderfully thorough and given me real confidence that the presentation of my paper complies with the requirements of my college. It is clear that he has taken time to understand the nature of the work I have been engaged in which adds to my satisfaction with his service. I am particularly grateful that he offered an alternative layout for a table of information I had struggled with.

Chris is extremely thorough and professional. His attention to detail is impressive and I was very grateful for all his hard work prior to the submission of my PhD. I have no hesitation in recommending him (and I have already done so to many of my academic colleagues)

Lynn Saunders