Note to Laurell Hamilton: Commas, like the apostrophes they resemble, can be jarring when out of context. I really don't think "Who are you to play, God?" is what you meant.

From: [identity profile] coconutswirl.livejournal.com


LKH has a blog (http://www.eridine.com/blog/). Consider yourself warned. If you thought her punctuation and typos in the published books were bad ..

From: [identity profile] iocaste212.livejournal.com


Is it possible they were putting on a theater production and choosing roles?

From: [identity profile] rivkat.livejournal.com


No, I thought about that, but it could only happen on Joan of Arcadia (a great show, by the way).

From: [identity profile] thisisbone.livejournal.com


What I want to know is why she doesn't seem to have a copy editor?!?

I've been bugged by typos, etc. since the very first book, and I fear it's the end of civilization as we know it!

(Not really, but I do think published books, with covers and everything, ought to be grammatically perfect. So sue me.) :)

From: [identity profile] accommodatingly.livejournal.com

too big to edit


After a certain career point I think some authors, like some musicians, can simply veto any level of editing they decide they don't want. Perhaps that's Hamilton's problem?

From: [identity profile] mecurtin.livejournal.com


"Who are you to play, God?"

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