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When Pigs Fly

Many of you know that when I am not editing, I work part-time at my local library as a library services associate. We have needed a new library for decades,
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In Pursuit of Perfection

When I was in college, I was obsessed with the idea of writing the perfect term paper. I didn’t have this as a conscious goal, but I spent hours rereading
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“Words, Words, Words”: The Importance of Stylesheets

I have a couple of different shirts that bill me as a booktrovert that I always get compliments on when I wear them. Recently, I was wearing one of them,
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Plotting vs. Pantsing

Last month, I attended a local author event that at one point ventured into a discussion of plotting vs. pantsing. Are you a plotter, who plans ahead and outlines before
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What’s In a Name?

Last week, I noticed that the AP Stylebook posted on social media that they use Chernobyl versus Chornobyl, though they acknowledge they will note the Chornobyl spelling as needed, which
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The Worst They Can Say Is No

Last month, I talked about citations and how much I enjoy working on them. A related service I offer and enjoy providing for clients is permissions editing. I have talked
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