Posted by Wodke Hawkinson on Saturday, June 16, 2012,
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If typos, misspellings,
inconsistencies, and repetitive phrases or words catch the attention of
readers, imagine how much more noticeable they are to writers. Any author who
has been through the editing, revision, and proofing processes of writing a book
must, from necessity, sharpen his or her eye for problems. We all would like to
identify our own mistakes, and fix them, rather than have them caught by a
reader or reviewer. And preferably, long before our books re... Continue reading ...