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Journal : Bookshelf : Language and writing Vol 34(3), August 2008 Email this article  Printer friendly page Bell HK. Editors and copy editors in fiction: taking a carpet-sweeper to the jungle. Journal of Scholarly Publishing 2008;39(2):156–167. (doi: 10.3138/jsp.39.2.156) How the various types of editors and copy editors presented in fiction: the conscientious, the compulsive, the stereotypical, the Cinderellas, the ruthless, the arrogant, and the power-abusers. © Copyright 2008 by European Association of Science Editors Top of Page

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