Sentences with phrase «round of copy editing»

After developmental / substantive editing, one round of copy editing before typesetting and one after.

Our highest price is «The Perfect Murder» at 6cents per word, which has three rounds — a manuscript review for feedback, followed by a close round of copy editing, followed by a final proofread.

I provided the the last round of copy editing / proofreading, as well as getting the cover design done, doing the interior layout, helping him through the entire self - publishing process.

I worked with the author / publisher, Peter Engler, to get his publishing company set up and get this first book designed and available in both paperback and Kindle editions, providing the last round of copy editing / proofreading, as well as getting the cover design done, doing the interior layout and helping him all along the self - publishing path to birth his «baby» with ease.

Not exact matches

Yes, they do light editing (but expect the author to have a round already completed before submission); yes they do the cover design and back cover copy (it doesn't mean that you will like, much less love it); yes, they do the interior design (ditto here); and no, they don't do much in marketing (they expect you be the lead and underwriter of any campaign).

As a publisher, you'll likely spend more money marketing your book than to have the book edited, and ideally, a book will go through rounds of editing, be it content, line, copy, and proofreading.

I recommend that authors do three rounds of editing: critique (beta reading), edit (line editing), and proofreading (copy editing).

Copy editing: $ 1.85 a page includes one beta read and two rounds of edits.

They should have gone through another round or two of developmental editing, line editing, copy editing, all of the above.

Then I do another round of editing, copy editing this time, and then your manuscript is good to go.

If, on the other hand, your idea is likely to stick around for a while — like the ideas of, I du n no, Orwell or Postman or Keynes or, well, any of a hundred thousand other authors whose ideas are still relevant today, then maybe it's worth taking the time — and the multiple rounds of copy - editing and revising and proof - reading and checking and double checking that causes publishing to the so slow — just to make sure you get it right before you publish.

An honest vanity publisher will team you up with a competent team of editors to do a macro edit, line edit, copy edit, and several rounds of proofreading.

Do a few rounds of edits yourself, and always invest the time and money into finding some excellent copy editors and proofreaders.

Then another 4 - 5 month to complete another two rounds of structural and copy edits.

Instead, we carry out proper copy editing that follows a final round of proofreading.

When the developmental editor at Writer's Digest got her hands on the manuscript, which was after I'd done one round of editing and revising, she found one or two pieces of copy that needed to be moved.