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From the acknowledgement page in the mystery by Stephen Legault, The Vanishing Track (TouchWood, 2012): "In particular, my thanks goes to Lenore Hietkamp, who was the copy editor for The Vanishing Track. You have my gratitude, and my sympathy." From Svava Riesto, PhD Cand. (Architectural history and urbanism), University of Copenhagen: "Thank you again, it has been my pleasure to work with you; always efficient, creative, constructive and educational (words I learned while writing the acknowledgement, but indeed characteristic to this copy editing process :-) It's really helped me through this difficult period in the project." (Summer, 2011) From Marilyn Trueblood, Managing Editor, University of Washington Press: "[Here is] the manuscript on Chinese minorities. I am grateful that it will be in your good hands. You are so good at seeing the big picture and helping the overall argument." (January, 2008) From a Chinese PhD student, now a professor of art history: "Lenore Hietkamp edited several articles of mine and the major parts of my dissertation. As an international student for whom English was not a mother tongue, I benefited from Lenore's thorough editing of grammar. She also helped me to choose the best words that express more accurately and more succinctly what I wanted to say. The greatest advantage to have Lenore's assistance, however, is much more than the achievement of a better writing. By digging out the exact meaning in a rough draft, she helped me to find the true thought in my text and articulate it in a comprehensible way. It was a truly critical process." (2007) From a Romanian comparative literature professor, Ileana Marin: "I would like to thank you again for your substantial effort to copy-edit my rough prose and to make it sound so well. Without your patience and deep understanding of the difficult meanings concealed in certain concepts I could not have succeeded in finishing this project for publication." (2007) From a museum studies graduate student: "This is fantastic. Thank you so much. I have taken a look at it, and I am focusing on developing a cohesive thesis and the clarity of my argument." |