How To Use copyedit In A Sentence
- ... is there a difference between 'copyeditor' and 'editor'? January 16th, 2007
- Line editing also known as copyediting is all about clarity and presentation, and is thus a great choice for a writer unfamiliar with the norms of submission or in question about grammar. Author! Author! » 2008 » December
- Most of these are points where my grammar and style failed me; some are where the copyeditor is saving my butt by pointing out factual inaccuracies or confusing passages. In which I steal an old post «
- The GUD Magazine Issue 3 instigator is Debbie Moorhouse, who joined GUD as a copyeditor after her story Sundown was published in Issue 0. Mechanical Flight
- Commas, copyedited manuscripts, and the lesser god "stet Ianrandalstrock's Journal
- She can write "stet" as well as I can ( "stet" is a proofreaders mark, Latin for "let it stand," and when one wishes to disregard a copyeditor's mark, one writes "stet" in the margin of the page. One of those WoW things.
- I really can't agree with most of the recent copyedits to the article; the language has been systematically denatured, which is a bad thing. Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
- Then the book goes into copyedit, which is done by the copyeditor, who is supposed to be checking grammar, punctuation, usage, checking for consistency, and that kind of thing. March 9th, 2005
- I had the blessing of seeing this book while it was in copyedit thanks to being her student at Maui Writer’s Retreat in 2003. The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler
- I've got the galleys for book 2 to go through one more time and the copyedit for book 3 to finish today, but I'm stopping everything to tell you this news because it's so darn cool. Waldrop, McHugh, Rosenbaum and more
