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Old 12-02-2011, 12:25 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by mrniceguy View Post
I'm in the United States. It's a non-fiction how-to kind of book.
I feel like I'm pulling teeth . Saying the book is nonfiction and how-to doesn't provide enough information to say John Smith is the editor you are looking for. If it is a how-to mow your lawn book, you want an editor familiar with gardening and landscaping; if it is a how-to find hidden treasure in foreclosed homes, you might want someone familiar with construction. Hopefully you get the idea. When you ask for recommendations for editors, you need to provide a significant amount of detail information in order to locate the right professional editor for your project.

I suggest you visit the Editorial Freelancers Association's website and look for an editor in their directory. Here is the link: http://www.the-efa.org/dir/search.php.
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