The job of an editor requires many specific tasks and sometimes requires more than one person,
A line editor reviews every line of a manuscript for typos, misused words (i.e., affect/effect, advice/advise), grammatical mistakes and punctuation errors.
A copy editor makes sure the book's content is concise, clear, correct, easy to comprehend and maintains continuity in its details (i.e., eye colors, names, sequences of events) from start to finish.
A developmental editor works one-on-one with the author to addresses weaknesses such as story structure, inconsistent pacing and poor character development when more substantive editing is required.
The editor who worked with Harper Lee on her novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," which won the Pulitzer Prize For Fiction in 1961, was Tay Hohoff. She played a crucial role in helping Lee refine the manuscript and shape it into the classic novel it became.
If you have a finished manuscript, you send it to the publisher and let the editor read it!
Ideally, the author does. You won't find too many "real" editors at publishing houses these days; a novel that comes in with serious structural problems, especially one by an unproven writer, will simply be rejected. A copyeditor will check for continuity and will point out problems with character consistency, but will not address character development.
Don't Look Back - novel - was created in 1996.
The ISBN of Don't Look Back - novel - is 1860469779.
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J.D. Salinger dedicated his novel "The Catcher in the Rye" to his friend, William Shawn, editor of The New Yorker magazine.
Typically, look for the author's name at the beginning or end of the article. If there is an editor listed instead of an author, use the editor's name. If you can't find this information, check the website or publication for the editor's name.
One can look for an editor job at job search sites such as Monster dot com or or Indeed dot com. One can also look at job advertising agents or send out resumes to specific companies.
A book editor takes the book from the writer and removes a number of the words. Frequently, with novels, the editor throws out the first four chapters. Ernest Hemingway edited Thomas Wolf's novels. He removed almost half of Wolf's material. After the editor has done his work, the novel is published. The reviewer receives a copy of the novel and writes his opinion of the book. (Reviewers also review films and plays.) The reviews appear in newspapers and on TV and a few other places. The reviewers recommend people either purchase the book or do not purchase the book.
go to programs in your computer and find it then look at the attachments one of them will be map editor and click it good luck
You can look up as much information as you can about him online.