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zer_netmouse tweets of the day
- 13:22 Ginjer Buchanan is right - she has edited bazillions of books. #
- 13:28 @fabulouslorraine "Homecoming" should be in _From the Dust Returned_ (orig in the New Yorker Halloween issue for 1946) #
- 13:30 stayed up late last night filling out details on Ginjer's wiki page, bit.ly/ido0U #
- 13:38 @fabulouslorrain also in The Stories of Ray Bradbury #
- 13:42 @fabulouslorrain "Homecoming" should be in _From the Dust Returned_ (orig in the New Yorker Halloween issue for 1946) #
- 15:02 @mactavish I studied Spanish in school & college & went to Spain once. Just try to keep my hand in. So to speak. #
- 15:05 @Jodyth no kidding. I was looking up Charlaine Harris last night while people on LJ were babbling about True Blood - Ginjer's her editor. #
- 15:09 Plus of course Charlie Stross, Jack McDevitt, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Sharon Shinn. @Jodyth which ones stood out to you? #
- 15:10 @chr0me oo, nice green icon in support of #iranelection . Good idea. #
- 17:18 @Vaguery I think if you're local you should go see Manolete play at Top of the Park at 7 pm tonight... ... I wish I was local. #
Charlaine Harris
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Ginjer is a great editor, but she doesn't edit so much, these days. She's in charge of a line that publishes something like 180 books a year -- she doesn't have time to edit!
(So my books that she publishes are mostly edited by my agent, who used to be an editor at Avon-EOS a decade ago -- except when they're edited by my editors at Orbit or Golden Gryphon.)
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Maybe we need a different term for that. To distinguish them from the editors who, like, actively edit. I think it varies a little on a per-project basis, though.
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