Tips for the Rising Editor
copyeditor
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copyeditor
Ongoing, First published Nov 20, 2016
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Want to edit your own stories? Maybe you don't need someone else to edit them, but you are still subconscious of the little grammar mistakes in your story?
Well, never fear, becasue copyeditor is here! And in this little work, I'm going to give you a few simple tips on how to edit your own story.
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