copyedit

• “I had the blessing of seeing this book while it was in copyedit thanks to being her student at Maui Writer’s Retreat in 2003.”

  The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler

• “Then the book goes into copyedit, which is done by the copyeditor, who is supposed to be checking grammar, punctuation, usage, checking for consistency, and that kind of thing.”

  March 9th, 2005

• “And I just finished the copyedit for Book 1, complete with the title page and all the little marketing bits that will be involved.”

  Waiting games «

• “I've got the galleys for book 2 to go through one more time and the copyedit for book 3 to finish today, but I'm stopping everything to tell you this news because it's so darn cool.”

  Waldrop, McHugh, Rosenbaum and more

• “And then, of course, I see the copyedit, and then again in page proofs, but those are nit-picking and minute changes, not rewriting.”

  Interview: Laura Anne Gilman

• “One imagines pile after pile of index cards and boxes, double checking of dates and Polish orthography, then having to do the frightful copyedit of the galleys.”

  HENSLEY WOODBRIDGE1923 – 2001

• “From this point, it depends on the particular publisher and editor combination as to whether the anthology is sent piecemeal (here are the stories, put it together) or as manuscript ready for copyedit.”

  MIND MELD: Behind the Scenes...How the Hottest Short Fiction Anthologies Are Created (Part 2)

• “But, back in the day, I could copyedit and block-synopsis/grade a 5-page essay in 10-15 minutes.”

  I Will Not Read Your F'ing Script

• “AND - just turned in the copyedit approvals last week.”

  Swords & Dark Magic - Table of Contents

• “That year, every student in my program had the option to apply for an internship, and one of the options was to copyedit for Forum 2000, an organization Havel co-founded in 1997.”

  The Huffington Post: Lucas Kavner: Tracking Vaclav Havel: From Orwell To Vermont And Into Prague

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