In Case You Thought All A Writer Does is Write…
Home again, after DragonCon, with different kind of work to hand: The publisher sent _both_ the copyedited ms. _and_ the first-pass galleys to my hotel in Atlanta, with the request that I process them simultaneously (ak!), to save time. Which means, theoretically, reading the copyedit and responding to queries, checking marks, etc.–then transferring all markings to the first-pass galleys, and in the process, proof-reading the galleys, in case of errors introduced by the typesetting. ...
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Susan
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Sep 18, 2011 08:26AM
Sounds like you need a glass of wine! If you were in MD I could suggest a wonderful MD wine from Black Ankle Vineyards.
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When I first met my wife and discovered that she is as avid a reader as I am, I declined her offer to read Outlander. "No was I'm going to read a sappy romance novel."Eventually we negotiated a truce. She would read my Earth's Children collection, and I would read the Outlandish series.
Now it is a race to the store whenever a new one of either comes out, Whoever gets it first gets to read it first. Thank the Lord for online pre-orders. I am a stroke survivor who doesn't run quite like I used to!
The Outlander was recommend to me by a man, BTW is not into sappy romance novels. *grin*
