Hillis Miller, with a manuscript by Paul. Preserved the integrity of the text while the editing process was ongoing. This book, written by three leading contemporary scholars, includes both a.Encouraged appropriate figures for the text.Brought order to chaotic and sometimes incomplete endnotes.
Alerted me to sophistries and self-indulgences.Caught incomplete and/or incoherent arguments.Identified redundancies and found appropriate places for misplaced material.Pinpointed larger organizational issues that allowed me to re-order my text.“This is what Michelle’s process did for my upcoming book Granite and Grace: Seeking the Heart of Yosemite. I don’t know how I got along without her for so long. As a lifelong teacher of writing, I can count on one hand those who successfully taught me. She truly inspires confidence, never gives up, and always suggests viable options. Yet all this is done with such kindness and generosity that one never feels anything but gratitude. Written and submitted long after Charlottesville and Helsinki, his phony. She finds solutions to the largest structural problems, while paying attention to the minutia that drive every writer to distraction. Wow, just revealed that Michael Cohen wrote a love letter to Trump manuscript for a new book that he was pushing. “Michelle Niemann is that great editor you thought you would never find. After Michael revised the manuscript in response to my comments, I edited it on the sentence level in keeping with its style and tone. I also standardized the endnotes and formatted the manuscript according to the press’s guidelines.This title comes from the physical manuscript itself the colour of the original binding. FM4 1282 is better known as ‘ Manuscript d ’ Alger ’, but also carries the name ‘ The Green Book of the Elus Cons ’. I wrote detailed comments that suggested structural and rhetorical revisions, aimed to foreground the personal narrative, engaged in dialogue with the manuscript’s arguments, and raised questions large and small. The manuscript itself, the basis of the book, NF, Ms.Cohen, author of The Pathless Way: John Muir and American Wilderness (1984), The History of the Sierra Club 1892-1970 (1988), A Garden of Bristlecones: Tales of Change in the Great Basin (1998), and “Blues in the Green: Ecocriticism under Critique,” Environmental History (2004) coauthor of Tree Lines (2017).īook: Granite and Grace: Seeking the Heart of Yosemite (forthcoming from the University of Nevada Press in 2019).
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