Skinner Editorial

Planning a Multi-author Volume?

I'm a Professional... I Can Help.

Getting a monograph or a multi-author volume out of the starting gate, much less bringing it across that ever-receding finish line, can bring the most accomplished academic to his or her organizational knees.

I know about this because I've helped edit and prepare manuscripts of all descriptions, from theses to journal articles, twelve-author edited volumes to graduate-level text books.

My academic and professional background make me the "ideal reader" and editor for your work in political science, national security, international relations, and nonproliferation.

Give me a call -- let's talk about your project and what I can do for you.

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- Offering more than twelve years’ experience

-In-depth editing of articles, chapters and books in most disciplines

- Management of multi-author book projects from concept to publication

- Open-source research in national security and international policy on request

- Careful and thorough manuscript preparation available

- Give a consistent voice and style to a multiple-author volume

- Substantive commentary and suggestions for revision on request

- Free consultations and estimates

Elizabeth Skinner

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Carmel Valley, CA 93924

(831) 659-5809

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"We owe a special debt to Elizabeth Skinner, who helped edit the manuscript by fixing all too frequent breakdowns in our prose, standardizing footnotes, and catching failures of logic and evidence that would have caused us much embarrassment. Libby also managed the large volume of correspondence produced by the effort to edit multiple drafts of the manuscript... Without Libby's efforts, this book would have taken much longer to complete."

Peter R. Lavoy, Scott D. Sagan and James J. Wirtz
Planning the Unthinkable

"We are also particularly grateful to Elizabeth Skinner...for all her painstaking work in helping to produce the final manuscript. Without her efforts this book would not have seen the light of day."

John Baylis. James Wirtz, Eliot Cohen, Colin Gray
Strategy in the Contemporary World