1148

The AAs aren’t going as quickly as I hoped. This is partly because I got very little indeed done yesterday, but equally as much because it’s like (well, actually, it’s exactly like, as this is precisely what’s happening) now that all the damned copy edit scribbles are out of the way I can now see other problems that I physically couldn’t before. This stage isn’t nearly as bad as the CEs were, but it’s a lot worse than AAs usually are.

My editor has sworn to my agent that I will never get this copyeditor again. It’s not that she didn’t pick out some good stuff that needed work. It’s that 80% of what she picked out is stylistic and didn’t need work, and there are places where between the CE’s notes, my notes, and production’s interpretations of them all, sentences turn to complete gibberish. I will be very *very* glad to get this done with, and boy do I wish I would have one more chance at the manuscript after my corrections have been put in.

Back to the salt mines.

3 thoughts on “1148

  1. Sending good wishes your way, and hoping that all your requested changes will be correctly input by production.

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