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HI
I am looking for author to help me with my upcomming book. (Technical and non-friction author preferred.)
Of course, running a spellcheck program could have fixed the poorly spelled upcomming. But what about non-friction?
Technically, this isn’t a misspelling; spellcheck would have ignored it. Yet, if it doesn’t communicate what the writer intended, it’s a typo.
Now I’m left to wonder what the writer intended. Is s/he simply averse to conflict? Or does s/he really REALLY need an editor?
[Photo of 1901 proofreaders by Thomas Lewis.]
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