How to deal sanely with publishing errors and bad editing in 4 steps
After decades working as a newspaper journalist and life-story writer I have seen all kinds of errors in print.
From Page 1 headlines with words misspelled to factual inaccuracies in opening sentences and gaping white holes where pictures weren’t printed.
Certainly I’ve seen errors made by others and by myself printed into thousands of copies.
Indeed the realisation of spotting a mistake after printing can make you feel ill to the pit of your stomach.
But today I’m here to tell you it is not the end of the world (yes really)!
And in fact I’m going to give you four ways to move past that ‘icky feeling’ and celebrate publishing an autobiography, memoir, biography or other life-story project – warts and all.
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