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Thanks for the wonderful job you did editing my latest rendition of First Wives Tale.   It was great chatting with you and getting a fix on my direction from this point to completion.
    Kindest regards,

  Carol Dunay Kreit
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               Bill Evans

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"I think we have a terrific final product, for which you deserve an immense amount of credit.  I appreciate your help very much and will get back with you when I get my next book in some reasonable shape. 
Warmest regards,

Arthur D. Ginsburg (author,
The Defendant)
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"You, my dear, are a university in a box!  From how to write it to how to get it published, copyrighted, and how to let the world know -- all I had to do was ask, and you had the answer!

I can't tell you how much time you saved me nor how many ulcers you prevented.   You are the best resource a writer ever had.  Thank you so much".
         Lyle Hoskins
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Dear Pat:
     Kingsley and I want to thank you and congratulate you on the fine editing job you have done on the manuscript of one of his novels.
     Without in any way changing his authorial voice or content, you have made unobstrusive deletions that enhanced the readability.  As a journal editor for twenty years, I recognize the skills you brought to this work.
     We look forward to working with you again.
Sincerely,
           Prof. Lisa              Kuhmkerker

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