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Writers write and editors edit. Editors who attempt to muscle-in on the writer’s function need shooting – or deleting – at birth. But the temptation to suggest a word here, or a phrase there, is always...
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Getting your Voice Heard in the Book Publishing Wilderness
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How Book Editors Help Aspiring Writers Get Published Reputable publishers employ editors to ensure the books they publish do their authors justice. Book editing services, on the other hand, support...
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How book editors can help by assessing your early progress New writers often overlook the one person who could make their lives easier, and their books more marketable – a book editor. Understandable,...
View ArticleThe Difference Between a Copy Editor and a Story Editor
By: Maxine Thompson It is often said that if they had to choose, many novelists would prefer to have the developmental (or content) editing completed on their manuscripts versus the copy editing. Why?...
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