As a doctoral student at Harvard University I understood my calling when several of my students, many of them scientists and mathematicians who were not native English speakers, came to my office hours clearly distressed. I noticed their problems resembled mine. I often said &ldquo;I am an ESL writer. Nevertheless, I have overcome obstacles like yours, publishing in venues ranging from short stories to leading academic journals, the latter including the European Journal of Physics and Harvard Theological Review.&rdquo; When they struggled with writing I also shared my own bad moments, only to add then the good ones. I have successfully applied to grants and fellowships that allowed me to research the history of mathematics, dream science and quantum physics. And, as I insisted: If I could do it, so could they.<br /><br /> And so can you! <br /><br />I can share with you my experience editing my forthcoming book, a collection of his essays on the interface between science and the humanities. Docent Press will publish this collection in 2016. A second book, on the history of mathematics, will appear in 2018. I can also share my experience editing many projects written by students and colleagues. I&rsquo;d be delighted to help you refine your English skills and improve your writing style so that your scientific and mathematical works become publishable.