It's almost midnight and I'm still editing. Fugg I wish I was rich, so I could foist it off on a copyeditor.

lagi buka linkedin mau update terus baca this one little work experience pas aku masih intern jadi copyeditor di lipi press (now BRIN). inget banget dulu mentornya super helpful dan generous banget kalo masalah bagi ilmu. kak novii hikss masi inget banget diapresiasi terus2an🥹

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'[F]ire night'? Or, firefight? I ask only as someone whose jobs have often employed him as a writer, and copyeditor to a certain extent. I think you have a silly, hasty as such typo here, #Marines . (Don't be too flushed! Happens in social media posts all the time - even to me!)

I'd appreciate the prayers. I've been Catholic for like 15 years and don't feel like I fit in at all. There's like three people that'll give me the time of day after mass, MAYBE. it's mostly my copyeditor thatll talk to me, God bless him.

Why would the copyeditor do this...

It's a decent copyeditor, but even there it sometimes exposes misunderstandings of intent.

Between 1 September 2021 and #ChristmasEve 2021 I worked a probation period as a part-time #proofreader and #copyeditor of educational materials at a teacher training facility on Intdekkers Road in Roodepoort. At that workplace the HR person was bullying me along with the CEO and

I'm not sure about the capitalization of Scot-free, though (recovering copy editor/copy-editor/copyeditor) here😉

so weird... maybe the copyeditor only read the first couple scenes where he's getting tricked by mahjong players

why did the copyeditor cook so hard??

How about send this back to the copyeditor for a new headline.

A copyeditor might propose truncating the analysis to 'give them the benefit' and leave it at that.

ALICE FILES #1 More than any other writer, the project was spiritually guided by Robert Louis Stevenson, and at times I felt like the landscape of the novel was not a recreation of the actual South Pacific but the landscape of *his* South Pacific. He ended his life in the Pacific as an expat, and worked to translate western works and even write original fiction in Polynesian languages, for the locals. As these weren't written cultures, it was invaluable to have a keen-eyed writer describing these locales in a way that felt honest (unlike Melville's South Seas writings, which will be covered in another edition). Numerous details (and even spellings, to the chagrin of my copyeditor) were stolen from Stevenson's South Seas writings, and also included here is a great biography of him by Claire Harman which I read, as I started feeling very close to him as I worked in his shadow.

P.S a note that the rest of the RD team would like to make it known that typos found in the latest newsletter are not the fault of Graham, RD founder and copyeditor. Their are never any complaining about his work, its really good and your never going too regert working with him