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Editor-Proof Your Writing: 21 Steps to the Clear Prose Publishers and Agents Crave (Great Books for Writers)
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Don McNair

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Leanne Albillar is 53% done

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Cindy Chen is 30% done

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Rogue Blackwood is 12% done

I'm excited for this! I want to improve my structural writing. This is one of the books I'm reading this and a few others to prepare for NaNoWriMo next month!

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Bobbi Phillips is on page 115 of 215

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Bobbi Phillips is on page 67 of 215

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T. Gray is on page 125 of 215

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T. Gray is on page 25 of 215

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Deborah Crossland is 55% done

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Editor-Proof Your Writing: 21 Steps to the Clear Prose Publishers and Agents Crave

Deborah Crossland is 22% done

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Deborah Crossland is 18% done

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Chrysten Lofton is on page 143 of 215

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Erica Beardsley is on page 8 of 215

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Katie Tillwick is on page 135 of 215

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Salem Lorot is 76% done

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Salem Lorot is 54% done

" A "belt and suspenders man" is a person so cautious he uses two means to accomplish something when one is sufficient. He's redundant. Well, written redundancies do the same thing. All add fog and should be eliminated."

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Salem Lorot is 46% done

"Use your word processor's search function to find these giveaway words: arrive, make, place, put, and take. Be suspicious of words ending in "-ion" or "-tion," since they could be foggy-phrase giveaways."

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