Kathryn’s answer to “I read the Lords of Thunder. There were very misspellings in the last book, Tiberius' book. The p…” > Likes and Comments
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Way to go Kathryn! That reader sounds like they are a bit uptight!
. . . English may very well be original poster's second language, eh? Which means, there very well could be 'errors' all 'round.
Well, English is my first language and I agree with the OP. I’ve read only 2 books so far, but they are riddled with grammatical errors. I wasn’t going comment on it, but the author’s rather salty response changed my mind.
A good writer doesn’t mind some constructive criticism, if it helps improve the work. Nobody is perfect, but maybe it’s time to find a new editor or ensure they’re doing the job they’re getting paid to do.
I have read every Kathryn le Veque book published. I can probably count on one hand the number of errors (grammatical and otherwise) in all her books combined.
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Way to go Kathryn! That reader sounds like they are a bit uptight!
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. . . English may very well be original poster's second language, eh? Which means, there very well could be 'errors' all 'round.
Well, English is my first language and I agree with the OP. I’ve read only 2 books so far, but they are riddled with grammatical errors. I wasn’t going comment on it, but the author’s rather salty response changed my mind.A good writer doesn’t mind some constructive criticism, if it helps improve the work. Nobody is perfect, but maybe it’s time to find a new editor or ensure they’re doing the job they’re getting paid to do.
I have read every Kathryn le Veque book published. I can probably count on one hand the number of errors (grammatical and otherwise) in all her books combined.
