This then goes to Production, where a copyeditor is as🔜signed, desigܫns are drafted for the interior of the book, and more.

That said, my copyeditor is a lifesaver, and keeps me from embarrassing myse♍lf.

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.

You might have been trained in daily journalism while your copyeditor is working in book style.

When a copyeditor is murdered, best-selling mystery author Paige Tur💫ner is as shocked as everyone else.

(The copyeditor is the person who goes over the manuscript🎀 for grammar, spelling, punctuation, inconsistencies, etc, after the editor has gone over it and settled on any editorial changes (involving plot, character, structure, etc) with൩ the author.)

A good copyeditor is your best friend, but all too often the copyeditor either does not understand ꦰwhat you are trying to achieve or-horror of horrors-the copyeditor is a frustrated writer who has decided to rewrite your manuscript the way he thinks it should have been written in the first place.

... is there a difference between 'copyeditor' and 'editor'?

Your copyeditor will haꦫve asked questions on the script, suggested improvements, caught errors and more.

If your manuscript has two spaces after a period, just about the first thing the editor or copyeditor will do 🍸🅰is use Search and WordStr to change them all to one.