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Mar 09, 2018 12:16PM
Saw this in a GR book ad that was served to me:
"A brilliantly told tale of drug addiction: it's cause, it's consequences & it's cure."
Brilliantly told, maybe, but not so brilliantly spelled. Ouch . . .
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Marie Silk
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Mar 09, 2018 12:29PM
Oh dear :(
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Amy
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Mar 09, 2018 12:30PM
Whoops
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Catherine
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Mar 29, 2018 09:40AM
As an author and editor, I definitely agree that copy editing matters. That being said, we all make mistakes! There are lots of famous books with errors. This quote did make me wince a weensy bit though.
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Mar 29, 2018 09:53AM
Dale wrote: "Saw this in a GR book ad that was served to me:
"A brilliantly told tale of drug addiction: it's cause, it's consequences & it's cure."
Brilliantly told, maybe, but not so brilliantly spelled. Ou..."
And who uses "&" that way? The shame!
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"A brilliantly told tale of drug addiction: it's cause, it's consequences & it's cure."
Brilliantly told, maybe, but not so brilliantly spelled. Ouch . . .