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Thanks, Geralyn. I think we're in a mutual admiration society. They've certainly been wonderful to me.
Monica,
What a great relationship you have with Black Opal Books, and what a great attitude!
Hi D'Ann, how extremely exciting! And you have your horse in the picture, awesome. I'd have my dog(s) but could never decide which one.
Hey everyone, Liv had the neatest cover! Her relative (sister?) painted it (same person did her portrait–no, that's NOT a photo)
I think as the system changes there will be growing pains – and some of those growing pains involve grievous grammatical errors. As a whole, though, there will still be a value placed on clarity and, well, good writing, and editing will come back into fashion. Working with Black Opal seems to be the best of both worlds – constructive feedback on your work as well as the opportunity for control over the presentation.
Peace…
Liv
Great post! My first book is with the copy ed now, so excited!