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Old 03-13-2014, 03:48 PM   #311
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Originally Posted by moonshot View Post
Then it would be a good idea to somehow separate the 'author' who has spent some extra time, effort and money to get their book professionally edited etc. as typatterson67 did from the 'author' who has typed a few hundred pages and clicked it up to Amazon and stuck a price tag on it.
There are good editors and bad editors. I do some editing on the side and took on a project for an author who had already spent 700 dollars on a professional editor. But there were a lot of typos that had not been cleaned up despite the copy editing that had supposedly been done. Anyone can say they have been edited. And they may have been edited. But putting the stamp of "edited" isn't going to automatically mean the basics are taken care of.
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