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Like Rhadin (and others who shall remain nameless, Mark), the best don't advertise. They have enough work on their backs, thanks, through recommendation. And it's got to the stage where freelance editors can be as selective as to which mss they work with as agents and publishers. Good operators will not offer to magically turn a sow's ear into a silk purse. The price of doing that would involve a fee almost as high as ghost writing from rough notes. A good editor (ie: someone already up to the ears in worthwhile work) will tell a prospective client straight if he hasn't got a snowball's chance. Neil
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