Simplify Six Humanities Texts

I will supply six academic books from the Humanities and Social Sciences catalogue and need each one rewritten so a non-specialist can grasp the central ideas without wading through dense scholarly language. The task is not a chapter-by-chapter close reading; instead, I want high-level overviews that preserve the author’s line of argument, key evidence, and main conclusions while stripping out jargon, heavy citation blocks, and digressions.

The rewritten versions must be completely original so they stand on their own and can be shared publicly without plagiarism concerns. Tone should feel clear, engaging, and accessible—think informed magazine feature rather than textbook summary. Wherever the original text relies on specialised terminology, please replace or briefly explain it so an educated layperson can follow along.

Deliverables
• A separate Word or Google Docs file for each of the six books, 100 % paraphrased in your own words
• An optional short front-page abstract (150–200 words) spotlighting the book’s core takeaway

I will provide the PDFs and any specific sections that can be skipped up front, along with preferred file naming conventions. Let me know your projected turnaround time for all six manuscripts and any prior experience simplifying scholarly work in the humanities.