Welcome to Southern Editorial
A preferred editorial partner for education textbook publishers
Welcome to Southern Editorial
A preferred editorial partner for education textbook publishers
About Us
What We Do
Working with Editorial Partners
Working with Editorial Partners
Since 1999, members of Southern's management team and network of freelancers have worked on a wide range of publisher projects across many disciplines.
Services
New Content Authoring
Content Revision
Review Coordination
Project Management
Product Development
Editorial Development
Copyediting
Formatting
Proofing
QA Management and Execution
DEI Compliance Reviews
Sample Projects
Online Learning Platform Content
Online Test Banks
Textbook Development
Instructor Manuals/Faculty Guides
Study Guides/Student Workbooks
PowerPoint Presentations
Disciplines
Anatomy & Physiology
Art
Art History
Basic Skills
Communications
Composition
Criminal Justice
Education
Film & Theater
Government
Health & Wellness
History
Humanities
International Relations
Literature
Logic & Critical Thinking
Music
Nursing
Philosophy
Psychology
Public Speaking
Religion
Sociology
Working with Editorial Partners
Working with Editorial Partners
Working with Editorial Partners
Some of our clients include:
McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Pearson Education
Macmillan
Sage Publications
Cambridge University Press
Oxford University Press
WW Norton
Cengage
We have a diverse network of freelancers from various backgrounds who have extensive experience working across multiple disciplines.
We tailor our services to meet specific client needs, collaborating with textbook authors, in-house development teams, and publisher-hired freelancers and reviewers.
We can work on one portion of a project or direct it from conception to turnover.
Our Background
Working with Editorial Partners
Our Background
Southern Editorial's management team has been working in higher education, publishing, and technology for over two decades.
Executive Director
Patrick McCarthy worked for several years at Pearson Education both in editorial and new media. Before that, he earned his Ph.D., taught at the collegiate level, and was a freelance writer and editor.
Director of Development
Denise Wright has worked as a freelance editor and project manager since 2001. She taught college-level courses for five years, and, before earning her Ph.D., she managed print publications for the continuing education program of a large state college.
Production Manager
Jeff Moore has been a freelancer in the publishing industry since 2002. Before pursuing graduate work in journalism, with emphases on technical writing and broadcasting, he spent four years in corporate computer-network administration.