Madeline Long Editing
Academic writing can be dense and indecipherable—but it doesn’t have to be.
I’ll get your ideas off the ground and make them more clear, compelling, and citable.
BS in Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology, Philosophy – Emory University
2014-2018
Neuroscience Researcher
2014 – 2021
Freelance Editor
2020 – present
Kind Words
“Madeline Long is a superb editor who assisted me in all phases of completing and submitting a book manuscript to my publisher. Her intelligence, attention to detail, and communication skills make her invaluable to any writer.”
— Dr. Rosemary Erpf
Professor of Art History, Savannah College of Art & Design
“Madeline did a phenomenal job editing my SJD dissertation. Legal writing can be abstruse and highly technical, and Madeline displayed a high level of skill in working within its parameters. She impressed me with her attention to detail and ability to meet my very demanding schedule. I recommend her fully to anyone in need of an editor at the PhD or SJD level.”
— Douglas L. Waters
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Native American Religion, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University School of Law
“I’ve now worked with Madeline on two very different projects. She is precise, professional, and prompt. She’s been very resourceful, and I am most grateful for her true dedication to good writing.”
— Dr. Rosemary M. Magee
Director Emerita, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives & Rare Book Library, Emory University
Madeline Long Editing is joining Pledge 1% to make a positive impact in Atlanta.
I am pledging my time and expertise to support organizations fighting for justice, equality, and environmental responsibility. I offer free editing services for grants, reports, and other written materials to increase visibility and opportunities for funding.
