Testimonials
“Thank you very much for ... the guidebook text, which we have all thoroughly enjoyed reading. We like the tone and style you have set. We feel it responds brilliantly to our brief and we all found things in it that we didn't know about Mancroft and enjoyed the stories you had drawn out.
Thanks for all your wonderful work on this, we really appreciate it.”
Fran Jackson, on behalf of the commissioning team
St Peter Mancroft, Norwich
‘We are absolutely delighted with how Amanda has written the story of St Mary's [Church], setting it against all the political and religious shenanigans of the past seven centuries. She has done a wonderful job.’
Robert Allen (Churchwarden) and Patricia Allen (PCC member)
St Mary's Church, Chartham, Kent
‘The display panels were so good I think a book could be put together using them. I would have liked to taken the panels home!’
‘Excellent printed material to take away.’
‘Excellent effective, detailed information.’
‘Superbly done.’
‘An excellent exhibition, long overdue. Time Coventry was vocal and proud of its heritage and its future journey. Super excited about plans for medieval buildings / art in Coventry.’
Responses from visitors to the Royal Women of Influence exhibition, Coventry, September 2018
‘We were delighted to find Amanda Kay of Copsewood Editorial. Her work on our new guidebook for Preston Park Museum was swift, thorough and professional. She worked with our client effectively to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the text, and the whole process was kept to schedule.’
Daniel French
Publisher, Jarrold Publishing
‘We've been very pleased with the work that you have done for us. You are very thorough and conscientious and ask all the right questions. The authors have been very pleased with the queries that you have asked and that's great for us to hear.’
Sarah Faulks
Editor, Yale University Press
‘You have done a great job updating our text … We would like to work with you again on editing [our website]. We would really appreciate your help as it would be critical to our success.’
Can Turkseven
Cultrex Cultural Explorer
‘Thanks so much for your work – the book is so much stronger because of your input … I'll be sure to call on your services again for my next book and to recommend you to colleagues.’
Dr Rina Arya
Reader in Visual Communication, School of Art and Design, University of Wolverhampton, and author of ‘Contemplations of the Spiritual in Art’ (Peter Lang) and ‘Abjection and Representation’ (Palgrave Macmillan)
‘Amanda … not only did a first-class job in copy-editing and proofreading the book but also gave a lot of additional, helpful advice – I learned a lot and am indebted to her!
Pam Fox
Author of ‘A Place to Call My Jewish Home: Memories of the Liberal Jewish Synagogue 1911–2011’ (LJS)
‘Your commitment to the job and flexibility in terms of the extra work ... was really helpful in achieving what I would like to think will be one of the best publications [we have] produced.’
‘I would like to take this opportunity of thanking you for your assistance and for delivering the edited version so quickly.’
Wendy Jones
Association of Inland Navigation Authorities
‘I think [the publication] looks great – really fit for purpose.’
Dr Christine Johnstone
Principal Cultural Officer [History],
Wakefield MDC Cultural Services
‘Wielding the red pen has worked wonders ... a tremendous improvement. Thank you.’
‘This looks good ... punchy, yet capturing the content of my writing. Thank you.’
Phil Street OBE
Chief Executive, Community Education
Development Centre and ContinYou
‘Looks excellent! Impressive scale! Well done all!’
Mike Walton
Deputy Director, Education Extra
‘Many congratulations on this edition [of Network]. It is not only so attractively produced, it is full of really interesting articles.’
Professor John Bastiani
JB Associates
‘Really delighted to see the latest edition about supplementary schools ... [Can I have] extra copies to hand out to interested parties?’
Angela Bell
Associate Director, Education,
Westway Development Trust
‘Another stunningly brilliant piece of communication! Well done indeed!’
Mark Johnson
Hope Church, Coventry