Archive for May, 2005



Another nice day

Over in his sff.net newsgroup today, I offered Wil McCarthy congratulations on the rave review SFRevu gave his To Crush the Moon. He responded with this absolutely lovely compliment:
For those of you who don’t know it, Deanna’s biased, having copyedited the book. If you ever need a good copyeditor, be sure to ask for [...]

Florida

You know, I know we get these nasty hurricanes and all, but…behind the cut are just a few of the flowers in my yard right now…

More answers

I’ll answer a few more later, and feel free to chime in with additional questions if you have them.
1. I seldom decide to attend a con far enough in advance to sign up for programming. I did give a very well received panel on copyediting at WisCon a few years ago, though, and was invited [...]

Come on, now…

Only three of you have asked me any questions. I know more people than that look at this journal….
I’ll answer the few I was asked, but chip in with more!
1. Yes, I write, and yes, many of the nitpicky traits that make me a good copy editor slow my writing. On my own novel, I [...]

Question Meme

I know I rarely post to this journal and am rather private about my opinions unless I’m truly riled, so I thought it might be nice to do the question meme that’s going around. You can ask me anything you like–anonymously or not, whether I know you well or not–and I’ll answer the questions that [...]



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Deanna I'm a freelance copyeditor specializing in fantasy and science fiction. SF/F novels I have copyedited have been finalists for (and have sometimes won) the Hugo, Nebula, Arthur C. Clarke, Golden Spur, John W. Campbell Memorial, Quill, Locus, Philip K. Dick, British Science Fiction, British Fantasy, and World Fantasy awards. In 2007 I was short-listed for a World Fantasy Award for my copyediting.



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