Book Authors

What are your credentials? Are you qualified to handle my manuscript?

All of our proofreaders and editors must:

• Have a university or college degree (many have a Master's and/or PhD)
• Have a year of experience proofreading, editing or writing documents, and also supply supporting references
• Be a native speaker in the language they proofread or edit
• Pass a language certification test

I'm concerned about copyright. You won't steal any of my work will you?

Absolutely not!  Supaproofread and its editors make no claim to any copyright. Your work belongs to you and only you. We do not require credit or acknowledgement on material that you have written or anything else for that matter. All we ask is that the fees are paid for the service you select.

If I live in another country, can I still use your services?

Definitely!  Supaproofread.com is a global company, and you can use our services as long as you have a valid debit/credit card or a PayPal account.

I'm a perfectionist who checks everything.  Why do I need your services?

Even the best writer can benefit from professional, impartial advice through the proofreading and editing of a manuscript. Editors see things in your document that you are just too close to notice. You can complete several drafts and revise and review your work many times.  However, due to your familiarity with the work, you often end up seeing what should be on the page, rather than what is actually written.

I have a big manuscript, but can't afford to send it all at once. Can I submit it in a few smaller documents?

Yes. You can send your manuscript in as many sections as you prefer. When you send the first part let us know, so we can then send the rest of your manuscript to the same editor.  This will ensure the consistency of your entire document.

I have received my work from Supaproofread, but I can't see what you have changed. Why is that?

It is maybe that the highlighted track changes feature in Microsoft Word is turned off.  Microsoft Word contains a drop down menu in the left-hand corner; you need to change this to Final Showing Mark-up to view all the changes that have been made.

Not sure how to do this?  Visit our Microsoft Track Changes section that will clearly show you how to configure the track-changes functions in Microsoft Word.