Linden House Publishing exists to usher you through your academic and writing career. Since 2002, our companies have provided affordable and accurate academic editing and publishing services to scholarly writers and students. Our services include style editing, copy editing, proofreading, and formatting for dissertations, articles, and books, as well as printing services for publishing authors. Off the Grid Editing, our service for publishing academics, offers complete writing support to scholars who are established in their fields. Editors For Students, founded in 2002, emphasizes basic copy editing and proofreading for dissertation writers and student essayists. To place an order, you can use one of our websites to select the editing you need, or you can contact us here at Linden House for custom services and hourly estimates.

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Warm Regards,
Jim Peterson

Managing Editor
Linden House Publishing
1-847-379-7656

Thank you so much for the prompt, responsive, and excellent service. My work reads much better than it did with Grammarly. I will definitely be a repeat customer! – Barry Freitag

Barry

I could not have submitted my dissertation on time without Jim’s amazing work. He asks questions about what it is that you want (and need) in order to have your dissertation in tip-top shape for your deposit. I couldn’t edit this on my own because after I defended my dissertation I had a job offer, and due to the fact that it was full time position I needed to outsource my editing because with a long commute to and from work as well, I just did not have the time. He provided me with amazing proof-reading, perfect citations, and a great table of contents/figures. It was also edited within the exact guidelines of my institution (he asked to see the guidelines as part of the service as he was editing). On top of that he was working under a super tight schedule because of my deadline. I will definitely be back for anything else that I need published in the future because of the great service that I received. I should have thanked Jim in my acknowledgements.

Lisa D., Columbia University