Managing Editor, Warrior's Walk Study Bible
Jeremy currently serves as Managing Editor of Tyndale's Warrior's Walk Study Bible, guiding the project's editorial development from manuscript through production.
Refining words that endure.
Careful editorial work for books, articles, and academic projects—with a special commitment to graduate students finishing dissertations and theses.
Start a conversationEditing is careful work
Your work deserves a careful set of eyes.
Every strong manuscript reaches a stage where it is close—but not yet ready. The argument is sound, the research is done, and still something needs sharpening: a structure that could flow better, a citation format that keeps slipping, or simply the value of a reader who sees what the writer no longer can.
Jeremy offers editorial services shaped by decades of writing, publishing, and teaching—work marked by clarity, precision, and respect for your voice. The goal is never to rewrite you; it is to refine what you have written so it reads as well as it deserves.
Current editorial work
Trusted roles in publishing and the academy.
Liberty University Online Writing Center
Jeremy works with the Liberty University Online Writing Center, supporting graduate writers as a writing tutor—strengthening argumentation, structure, and scholarly style across a range of academic disciplines.
Dissertations & theses
Finish well. Submit with confidence.
Years of research and writing deserve a careful final review. From a last proofread before submission to a full manuscript edit, editorial support is tailored to where you are in the process—and to what your committee expects.
Proofreading
A careful pass for typos, grammatical errors, and small slips that distract readers from your argument.
Style & formatting
Chicago, Turabian, SBL, APA, or your institution's own requirements—citations, footnotes, and bibliography brought into full conformity.
Full manuscript edit
The whole manuscript, top to bottom—style and content addressed together from the first page to the final sentence.
Publication readiness
An honest assessment of what the project needs if you hope to turn your research into a published book.
How it works
A clear process, from first message to final draft.
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Conversation
We begin with your project, your timeline, and your institution's requirements.
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Evaluation
The manuscript is reviewed to determine the level of editing it needs.
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Editing
The agreed work is carried out with clear communication along the way.
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Final review
The edited document is returned, ready for submission to your committee.
A good editing fit
Ready when you are.
The strongest editing partnerships begin with a conversation and an honest evaluation. The projects best served by this work typically share these commitments:
A completed draft with a clear argument and purpose
A defined submission or defense timeline
Your institution's style guide and formatting requirements
A willingness to receive and apply careful feedback
Writing a dissertation or thesis? Reach out early—even before the final chapter is finished. Early conversations make the final review faster, smoother, and less stressful.
Start the conversation
Have a manuscript, a paper, or a dissertation?
Share a brief description of your project, your timeline, and the kind of editing help you are looking for.