Editing from a former editor's perspective

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Found this interesting article by Tom Dupree, former editor at a variety of major publishers. Thought it provided a great insight to an angle of publishing we often don't hear enough about.

Mr. Dupree also shows up at Dean Smith's blog comments here, in case you want even more insights into editing at the professional level. Laura Resnick's comments are worth reading there as well.
 

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Wow. That was a great share. Thanks for the link. It's great to 'peek' behind the veil.
 

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Found this interesting article by Tom Dupree, former editor at a variety of major publishers. Thought it provided a great insight to an angle of publishing we often don't hear enough about.

Mr. Dupree also shows up at Dean Smith's blog comments here, in case you want even more insights into editing at the professional level. Laura Resnick's comments are worth reading there as well.

Thank you for the links.
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Part II is up, for those interested. Great stuff.
 

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That was a beautifully written article, thanks for sharing Ineti. That editor is a writer!
 

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Thank you Ineti for sharing this. It makes me feel that if I were to hire a freelance editor, I would do better working with someone who was an editor at a publishing house. Thanks again.