"I wholeheartedly recommend Deb for any editing project. Deb is a skilled editor who consistently delivers high-quality work. Her thoughtful queries and attention to detail demonstrate her commitment to refining each manuscript while respecting the author's voice.

What sets Deb apart is her professional approach and excellent communication skills. She diligently prepares for each project by reviewing the style guide and ensuring she understands the procedure, and she's always willing to ask questions when needed. Her proactive nature and willingness to research to resolve queries make her an invaluable asset to any editing team.

Deb is also a pleasure to work with. Her positive attitude and willingness to collaborate make the editing process smoother for everyone involved. I highly recommend Deb for any editing project."

—Erin Brenner, owner, Right Touch Editing

"Deborah has edited my scholarly articles and books for nearly a decade. I have found her to be very meticulous, reliable in meeting deadlines, and always willing to engage in a dialogue over the effectiveness of particular word choices or formulations. She will really try to understand what you as the author are trying to convey and will help you improve your writing accordingly. Whether you need someone to simply proofread your manuscript and help with formatting, or would like someone to take a more hands-on approach and offer suggestions for stylistic improvements, she will accomplish these tasks professionally and in a way that is almost guaranteed to improve your manuscript!"

—Stef Recchia, Associate Professor, Southern Methodist University

"I have worked with Deb Ring for decades. Knowledgeable, clear thinking, hardworking, and always on schedule, she delivers a quality product as promised, again and again. As a copyeditor, she does not make unneeded changes, adds clear and appropriate queries, adeptly retains the writer's voice, and, overall, substantially improves everything that she works on. To top all of that off, she is an ongoing pleasure to work with."

—Laura Brengelman, Managing Editor, Industrial Press