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Strangers in the Night Valentine's Anthology
I’m pleased to announce that the following stories have been selected for the Strangers in the Night Valentine’s Day Anthology.
Torn Hearts, Bonnie Dee
Like a Thief in the Night, Bettie Sharpe
Erotics Anonymous, Veronica Wilde
The competition was incredibly tough and there were some awesome entries, so this was a very difficult decision. Thank you to everyone who entered. :D
Trust in me
By now, I’m pretty sure you’ve all seen the kerfuffle happening on many of the romance review blogs. I’m not going to spread the linky love, because if you haven’t heard about it, my advice is to just stay out of it.
Breaking all the Rules
I had an interesting conversation at my day job the other day that became a great launching point for this post. In that job, we edit to four style guides, and they don’t always agree with each other. (and that isn’t at all confusing. grin)
In this specific instance, I suggested changes that were completely the opposite to another editor’s markups, and when the writer came back, confused, I had to tread a very fine line in saying one or the other of us was wrong. In fact, the reality was, we were both right. In the original edit, the editor cited one of our guides as her reasoning for the change. The thing is, while her change followed the rule, the change made the sentence clunky and awkward and hard to read. And when what’s being read is a how-to manual about installing a very sensitive piece of electronic equipment, the last thing you want to be is clunky and awkward.
