Copy editing

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When most people think about hiring a book editor, they’re thinking about a copy editor. A copy editor takes a micro view of your book manuscript and comes into the process once you have a finished manuscript. (A developmental editor, on the other hand, is interested in the bigger picture of your project and works with you during the writing process.) | Jodi Brandon Editorial

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As copyeditor or proofreader, you need to become familiar with the proofreading symbols so that you can make your edits understood. The following tables list pr

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Copyediting and proofreading are NOT synonymous! Learn the differences so you can offer the right services to your clients.

Editing your work is an essential part of the writing process. Whether you're writing a book or blogging your writing should go through (ideally) all three of these editing phases, in the right order! #copyediting #bookediting #selfpublishing

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