Crossword clues for edit
edit
- Make change for Money?
- Make a few changes
- Go over copy
- Fix, as a post
- Fix up copy
- Fix up a manuscript
- Fix the wording
- Fix the spelling of, say
- Fix the rough draft of an article
- Fix some paragraphs
- Fix manuscripts
- Film cut
- Emend copy
- Do some publishing work
- Do some postproduction
- Do paper work
- Do news work
- Cut, paste, or delete, e.g
- Cut words
- Cut to fit, say
- Cut out bloopers
- Correct spelling
- Correct mistakes in
- Computer menu with Undo and Redo
- Clean up, as copy
- Clean up, as a manuscript
- Clean up text
- Check for style
- Check for errors
- Change, as copy
- Change your story?
- Change writing for the better
- Change sirlion to sirloin
- Change Shape?
- Change one's story for the better
- Change for the better, in a way
- Better, as texts
- Better People?
- Amend or abridge
- Alter text
- Yield to a censor, perhaps
- Worry about one's period?
- Work with words
- Work with a word processor
- Work with a manuscript
- Work with a blue pencil
- Work periodically?
- Work over, as text
- Work over, as copy
- Work over Woman's Day?
- Work over copy
- Work over a Ms
- Work on words
- Work on wording
- Work on the galleys
- Work on the copy desk
- Work on one's work
- Work on lines
- Work on another's manuscript
- Work on an article for publication
- Work on a Wikipedia article
- Work on a proof
- Work on a paper, maybe
- Work on a magazine
- Work on a column, say
- Work for a newspaper
- Work for "Wired"
- Work for "People"
- Work for "Maxim," maybe
- Work cutting words
- Work at a magazine
- Word-processor menu heading
- Word processing menu
- Word choice
- Word between File and View on a menu bar
- Wikipedian's alteration
- Wield the red pencil
- Wield the blue pencil
- What many publishers do
- Volunteer for Wikipedia, say
- Vet text
- Use the blue pencil
- Upgrade one's account, say?
- Undo's menu header
- Twist someone's words, say?
- Tweak, copywise
- Tweak, as crossword clues
- Tweak, as a manuscript
- Tweak copy
- Turn from rough draft to final draft
- Trim, reword, etc
- Trim to fit, say
- Trim text
- Trim articles
- Trim and touch up
- Trim an article, say
- Trim 10 pages
- Touch up, perhaps
- Touch up, as an article
- Touch up, as a YouTube video
- Touch up text
- Touch up a first draft
- Toolbar option
- Toil over text
- Tinker with prose
- Tinker with Jet pieces, say
- Tighten, as some text
- Tighten up, perhaps
- Tighten up, in a way
- Tighten up, as text
- Tighten up prose for publication
- Tighten text
- Tighten or polish, maybe
- Tighten manuscripts
- Tighten for publication
- Tighten a text
- Tidy up text
- Tidy up for the public
- Tidy up before printing
- Tidy text
- Text massage
- Tend to text
- Tend to some p's and q's, say
- Tend to some p's and q's
- Tamper with text
- Take the word count down
- Take (out)
- Tackle texts
- Spruce up, as prose
- Spruce up, as an essay
- Spruce up, as a story
- Spruce up, as a manuscript
- Spruce up prose
- Spruce up grammatically
- Spruce up for publication
- Spruce up a story
- Spreadsheet menu header
- Splice after cutting
- Smooth out copy
- Smooth out a rough draft
- Shorten to fit, perhaps
- Shorten the lead, e.g
- Shorten sentences, perhaps
- Shorten manuscripts, e.g
- Shorten a text, maybe
- Shorten a Life sentence, say
- Shorten a film
- Sharpen a speech
- Selection before "Copy" or "Cut"
- Right columns?
- Rid of excess verbiage, perhaps
- Rewrite, perhaps
- Rewrite, as a crossword clue
- Rewrite puzzle clues, say
- Rewrite clues, e.g
- Rewrite clues for, say
- Rewrite a bit
- Rewrite "right" as "rite," say
- Rework (text)
- Reword copy
- Revise, like a script
- Revise, in a way
- Revise, correct, etc
- Revise, as prose
- Revise, as a magazine story
- Revise, as a draft
- Revise manuscripts
- Revise before publication
- Revise and improve
- Revise an article
- Revise a Word document
- Revise a story for publication
- Revise a mistake
- Revise a document
- Review articles, e.g
- Render ready for reading
- Remove fluff from, perhaps
- Remove an apostrophe from, say
- Remodel a ms
- Refuse to pass a sentence?
- Refine wordings
- Reduce the word count of, say
- Reduce one's sentence, perhaps
- Reduce a sentence, say
- Receding tide?
- Rearrange, as text
- Ready for delivery, as a speech
- Radio ___ (clean version of a song)
- Put in other words, say
- Put in or take out
- Put in a word or two?
- Prune, polish, etc
- Prune, in a way
- Prune copy
- Prose-fixing job
- Proofreader's suggestion
- Proofreader's change
- PRoofread, as I oviously do to a}ll my cleus
- Proof read
- Professionally correct
- Prevent errata
- Prepare to print
- Prepare to be published
- Prepare to air
- Prepare prose
- Prepare manuscripts for publication
- Prepare for the press
- Prepare for broadcast
- Prepare a manuscript for publication
- Prepare a crossword for publishing
- Polish, perhaps
- Polish, as an essay
- Polish, as an article
- Polish, as a paper
- Polish, as a news article
- Polish, as a draft
- Polish words?
- Polish up, in a way
- Polish up for English class
- Polish the rough draft of a term paper
- Polish text
- Polish phrases, say
- Polish phrases, e.g
- Polish or tweak
- Polish manuscripts?
- Polish literature?
- Polish literature
- Polish for the paper
- Polish for printing
- Polish articles
- Polish an article
- Polish a Time piece?
- Polish a newspaper article
- Polish a first draft
- Police stories?
- Play with scenes?
- Peruse and correct
- Perfect grafs
- Perfect copy?
- Pencil stuff out
- Peer review suggestion
- Pass sentences?
- Pare prose
- Pare a phrase?
- One may be written in red pencil
- Move text here and there
- Modify in a word processor
- Microsoft Word menu with Cut and Paste options
- Microsoft Word menu between "File" and "View"
- Menu with a Copy command
- Menu including Cut and Paste
- Menu for Cut and Paste
- Menu bar option
- Mark up with a red pencil, say
- Mark up for revision
- Mark one's words, in a way
- Manuscript modification
- Man the copy desk
- Make textual revisions to
- Make text corrections
- Make spelling corrections to, for example
- Make spelling corrections to, e.g
- Make some changes for publication
- Make read better
- Make prose more perfect
- Make more good/less bad (Ben, fix this clue, ok?)
- Make more concise, e.g
- Make Life changes?
- Make less wordy, perhaps
- Make less wordy, as an article
- Make less explicit, perhaps?
- Make grammatical changes to
- Make crisper, as compositions
- Make changes, as to an article
- Make changes to, as a Wikipedia article
- Make changes to manuscripts
- Make changes to an unsent email, for example
- Make an article suitable for printing
- Make amends?
- Make alterations (in text)
- Make a manuscript better
- Make a dele
- Make "Time"
- Mad workers do this
- Look over for typos
- Look for grammatical errors, say
- Iron out a draft
- Insert or delete text
- Insert carets, perhaps
- Improve, as an article
- Improve the wording of, say
- Improve prose
- Improve for publication
- Improve a manuscript
- Heading under which "Cut" and "Copy" appear
- Good writers do it often
- Go from zero to hero, say?
- Get your story straight?
- Get Shape into shape
- Get ready to run?
- Get ready for publication
- Get ready for printing
- Get ready for print
- Get People ready, say
- Get People ready for people
- Get from rough to final
- Fix, as phraseology
- Fix, as a video clip
- Fix, as a rough draft
- Fix up text
- Fix up an article
- Fix typos, for example
- Fix typos, e.g
- Fix typos and misspellings
- Fix the actual headline "Missippi's Literacy Program Shows Improvement," say
- Fix stories
- Fix sloppy sentences
- Fix on a page
- Fix mistakes
- Fix misspellings in, say
- Fix Jet defects, say
- Fix features, say
- Fix an error in, e.g
- Fix a typo, maybe
- Fix a manuscript before publication
- Fix a first draft, perhaps
- Fix a feature, e.g
- Fine-tune, perhaps
- Fine-tune, as a manuscript
- Fine-tune manuscripts
- Fine-tune a manuscript
- Fine-tune a document
- Find better words, say
- Find better words for
- Ferret out flubs
- Exchange words, perhaps?
- Emend errata
- Emend a manuscript
- Drop some details, perhaps
- Drop a line, maybe
- Drop a line or two?
- Doctor, perhaps
- Doctor textbooks, say
- Do work on Wikipedia, e.g
- Do word work
- Do text work
- Do some work at the Post office?
- Do some word processing
- Do some Wikipedia work
- Do some tense work?
- Do some prepublishing work
- Do some Photoshopping
- Do some cutting
- Do some copy desk work
- Do some "Money" changing?
- Do film splicing
- Do film cutting
- Do desk work
- Do cutting-room work
- Do copyreading
- Do copy desk work
- Do city-room work
- Do Anna Wintour's job
- Do a tape job
- Do a paper job
- Do a newsroom job
- Direct a publication
- Delete a scene
- Dele and stet, say
- Decrease the word count, say
- Deal with one's period, perhaps?
- Cut, for example
- Cut the length of a movie, for example
- Cut the boring parts
- Cut text, say
- Cut text, e.g
- Cut out, say
- Cut out, e.g
- Cut or stet
- Cut in a column
- Cut film, e.g
- Cut down, possibly
- Cut down, perhaps
- Cut and paste, perhaps
- Cut and paste text, e.g
- Cut a video down to Vine length, say
- Cut a scene
- Cut a paragraph, say
- Cut a line from, say
- Cut (out)
- Crop, say
- Crop, reword, etc
- Correct, perhaps
- Correct, as a screenplay
- Correct wording
- Correct typos, e.g
- Correct typos in, say
- Correct some grammar, maybe
- Correct puzzles
- Correct bad word choice, say
- Correct and revise
- Correct a sentence, perhaps
- Correct a script, say
- Copydesk change
- Contribute to a Cricket team, perhaps?
- Complete fragments, perhaps
- Common toolbar selection
- Clear of typos
- Clean up Time?
- Clean up the galley?
- Clean up copy
- Clean up an article
- Clean copy
- Chop up, as footage
- Check prose
- Check drafts
- Change, as the story
- Change, as some of these clues
- Change, as a Wikipedia article
- Change the wording of an article
- Change the wording of
- Change the narrative?
- Change someone's words around?
- Change sentences
- Change People, say
- Change one's story, perhaps
- Change Money, say
- Change for publication
- Change alot, say?
- Change a Time line?
- Change "People" for the better, say
- Change ... one hopes for the better
- Censor, maybe
- Bowdlerize, e.g
- Better writing
- Better Better Homes and Gardens?
- Better Better Homes and Gardens, say
- Assemble, as film
- Assemble film footage
- Amend, as text
- Amend, as an article
- Amend sentences
- Amend a draft, e.g
- Amend a draft
- Alter, as a film
- Alter MSS
- Alter an article
- Alter after submission
- Adjust to fit, perhaps
- Adjust text
- Adjust for space, say
- Add vertical line 9 (word 2) and vertical line 7 (word 2) and enter the answer to the resulting clue on this line
- Abridge or add to
- “To write is human, to ___ divine” (Stephen King)
- Revise text
- Alter copy
- Rework, as a story
- Blue-pencil text
- Delete, with "out"
- Cut-and-paste
- Rephrase, say
- Fix texts
- Abridge, perhaps
- Revise copy
- Work over Time
- Use a word processor, maybe
- Do some film work
- Touch up, as text
- Take out or put in, e.g.
- Go over proofs
- Serve Time?
- Do magazine work
- Perform copy desk work
- Make a change for the verse?
- Give Life support?
- Rewrite, maybe
- Redo, as text
- Computer menu option
- Polish language?
- Cut, maybe
- Touch up, in a way
- Tinker with, in a way
- Do galley work
- Handle text
- Put in or take out, maybe
- Bowdlerize, with "out"
- Cut and paste, say
- Better copy?
- Change the wording of, as an article
- Prepare for publication
- Database command
- Not leave alone
- Rearrange, say
- Work on People
- Ready for printing
- Pare, say
- Fix, as copy
- Rework, as stories
- Prepare to run
- Assist a writer, in a way
- Work in the cutting room
- Abridge, maybe
- Modify text
- Reduce a sentence, perhaps
- Shorten, say
- Be a People person?
- Expunge, with "out"
- Get to work on Time?
- Work in the media
- Cut, as film
- Correct, in a way
- Cut and paste, e.g.
- Polish film, e.g.
- Cut down, maybe
- Trim to fit, perhaps
- Trim, as text
- Cut for a column, say
- Salon job, informally
- Polish prose?
- Kind of menu
- Trim to fit, maybe
- Work for Hearst, e.g.
- Reword text
- Do desk work at a newspaper
- Mince words?
- Review a review, say
- Exchange words?
- Do some cutting, maybe
- Polish, as text
- Shorten, in a way
- Better writing?
- Work on, in a way
- Make changes to writing
- Do some copy work
- Go to work on Time?
- Work on after filming
- Clean copy?
- Make shorter, say
- Revision, informally
- Microsoft Word option
- Do Time?
- Do newspaper work
- Tweak, say
- Make a long story short?
- Tidy up, in a way
- PC menu heading
- Get copy right
- Make the cut?
- Add or delete, say
- Use a 21-Across, e.g.
- Start of a plea
- Cut, say
- Alter pieces?
- Step after "write"
- Time manager's directive?
- Switch lines, say?
- Mark up, perhaps
- Clean rags?
- Ready for release
- Fix up, as text
- Fine-tune, as a script
- Tighten the writin'?
- Move text around
- Rework a document
- ---
- Take out, maybe
- Better papers?
- Change, as text
- Change a sentence, say
- Execute a 47-Down, e.g.
- Tweak some text
- Strike out, say
- Common menu option
- Tighten, possibly
- Do some paper work?
- Cut a column, say
- Make cuts, say
- Exchange some words?
- Work on copy
- ___ menu
- Cut down to size, maybe
- Revise, as copy
- Mark one's words?
- Make a long story short, perhaps
- Work with 31-Down
- Change one's story?
- Drop a line, say
- Work on a lead, maybe
- Toolbar heading
- Tweak, as text
- Correct copy
- Make some changes to
- Do a redacting job
- Tighten prose
- Redact, as text
- Revamp, in a way
- What diaskeuasts do
- Correct, as text
- Streamline copy
- Polish puzzles
- Make the copy right
- Use a blue pencil
- Check texts
- Do rewrites
- Returning tide?
- Emulate Mencken
- Tailor a tale
- Do a magazine job
- Shape up a script
- Prepare for printing
- Emulate Edward Bok
- Do a diaskeuast's job
- Emulate Norman Cousins
- Add and dele
- Emulate Greeley
- Check for typos, etc.
- Emulate Charles Merz
- Practice diaskeuasis
- Fix copy
- Emend text
- Make emendations
- Check copy
- Splice some shots
- Copyread
- Emulate Fadiman
- Revise for publication
- Shorten, perhaps
- Computer text function
- Rework, as copy
- Cut from a film
- Alter MSS.
- An anagram for diet
- Ready for publication?
- Revise a 17 Across
- Supervise, as a journalist
- Do some redacting
- Cut and splice film
- Change the text
- Emulate Robert Giroux
- Revise and correct
- Work on manuscripts
- Emulate Horace Greeley
- Check for publication
- Emulate Maxwell Perkins
- Prepare copy for readers
- Change a text
- Rewrite, in a way
- Polish copy
- Revise a manuscript
- Get a new film into shape
- Cut, as a film
- Weed out or change words
- Cut movie footage
- Work on MSS.
- Cut, rearrange, etc.
- Emulate William Allen White
- Do Greeley's job
- Mark up copy
- Work on galleys
- Do copy-desk work
- Work at the copy desk
- Handle copy
- Polish, in a way
- Emulate Harold Ross
- Assemble a final film print
- Dele or rewrite
- Amend a text
- Do newsroom work
- Make revisions to
- Bowdlerize, e.g.
- Act the diaskeuast
- Splice kinescopes
- Man the city desk
- Correct texts
- Emend a manuscript, e.g
- Make changes to (text)
- Current ebbing for a change
- Correct European parliament, we finally having departed
- Check text for publication
- Change that comes with flow of water receding
- Change poor diet
- Change in speed, I think
- Change in current switched over
- Change course, heading north
- Change (text)
- Work on film, perhaps - Director involved in return of Bond
- Rise in current is correct
- Rewrite text
- Rework script of Spielberg classic to include tragic princess
- Rework proofs
- Revise a text
- Raised energy in regime change
- Prepare to put out with the rising tide
- Prepare text for press
- Polish detective in film
- Part of revised item ready for publication
- Improve by cutting what you eat, putting energy first
- Hack computers to alter copy?
- Turn over fish, then time to take out rubbish?
- Time to go back and prepare for publication
- Change for the better?
- Tend texts
- Fix, in a way
- Word processor command
- Improve, in a way
- Make corrections to
- Fix, as text
- Fix the soundtrack
- Drop a line?
- Cut down to size, say
- Bleep out cusswords, say
- Cut and paste, e.g
- Fix a manuscript, say
- Correct, as a manuscript
- Change copy
- Amend text
- Revise, as text
- Clean up, in a way
- Tinker with text
- Polish writing?
- Change text
- Wield a blue pencil
- MAKE revisions
- Word-processing command
- Prepare for viewing
- Better clues?
- Tinker with the text
- Polish a manuscript
- Improve, as a manuscript
- Improve text
- Fix a draft
- Amend copy
- Work on movie clips, e.g
- Work on a manuscript
- Wikipedia option
- Toil in the cutting room
- Take corrective measures?
- Redo a clue
- Make ready for print
- Make corrections
- Do some cutting and pasting of text
- Do copy work
- Chop copy, e.g
- Change a manuscript
- Work to shape a film
- Work on a rough cut
- Work on a galley
- Tighten, maybe
- Shorten a sentence, say
- Revise writing
- Revise (text)
- Ready to run
- Prepare for final viewing
- Fix up, as prose
- Fix a text
- Emulate Perry White
- Cut, perhaps
- Cut out the boring scenes
- Cut features, e.g
- Computer menu heading
- Work on proofs, say
- Work on a script
- Work at a copy desk
- Word processor function
- Word processing function
- Text massage?
- Revise, as a manuscript
- Revise before printing
- Prepare People for people
- Prep for publication
- Polish, as a manuscript
- Polish for publication
- Perfect prose?
- Make tweaks to
- Make readable
- Make more readable, say
- Make fit to print
- Get in the last word?
- Fix, as a manuscript
- Fix errata, e.g
- Do a rewrite of
- Cut out the bloopers
- Clean up your language?
- Clean up a manuscript, e.g
- Check for errata
- Change, as a crossword diagram
- Blue pencil
- Work on, as a rough cut
- Work on, as a manuscript
- Work on film
- Work on a film or a manuscript
- Word processor menu
- Tweak texts
- Touch up, as a manuscript
- Touch up for publication
- Time change?
- Tighten, in a way
- Tend a text
- Spruce up a manuscript
- Splice, as film
- Shorten an article
- Shorten a sentence?
- Shorten a newspaper story, perhaps
- Rework a manuscript
- Revise, as an essay
- Revise a written document
- Reclue, as a crossword
- Prepare to publish
- Polish, as prose
- Polish before publication
- Piece together film
- Photoshop, say
- Paper clip?
- One way to reduce one's sentence
- Modify a manuscript
- Make the final cut?
- Make copy less sloppy
- Make changes in Time?
- Make a movie ready for television
- Make a change
- Improve a draft
- Go over the books
- Get copy ready
- Find the right words, say
- Do word processing
- Do some video production
- Do post-production work
- Do copydesk work
- Cut and rearrange
- Correct, as copy
- Correct errata
- Correct a manuscript
- Change, in a way
- Change, as crossword clues
- Abridge, e.g
- Work with copy
- Work with a director
- Work the copy desk
- Work on text
- Work on mss
- Work on articles
- Work on a draft
- Work in a cutting room
- Work for Money, maybe
- Work for Hearst, in a way
- Use Pro Tools, say
- Use Photoshop, perhaps
- Use deles and stets
- Tweak, in a way
- Trim copy
- Tighten, as text
- Throw out a line, perhaps
- Tend manuscripts
- Take a blue pencil to
- Spruce up, as text
- Spruce up an article
- Splice film, e.g
- Shrink down, maybe
- Shape a film
- Rewrite for style
- Rework, as an article
- Rework text
- Revise, as an article
- Revise, as a newspaper article
- Revise reportage
- Revise (manuscript)
- Remove typos from, say
- Remove lines, perhaps
- Remove errata
- Refine, as a manuscript
- Redo some passages, maybe
- Redo a crossword clue
- Read copy
- Prune print
- Process text
- Prepare for the presses
- Prepare for publishing
- Prepare (newspaper)
- Prepare (manuscript)
- Polish, as writing
- Polish up prose
- Polish stories
- Polish film, e.g
- Polish before publishing
- Polish a story, e.g
- Polish a column
- Paper cut?
- One way to anger an egotistic author
- Observe Time limits?
- Newsroom word
- Modify, as a manuscript
- Modify copy
- Menu with cut and paste
- Menu next to File
- Menu item?
- Menu bar heading
- Massage a manuscript
- Make Self improvements?
- Make more readable, perhaps
- Make less wordy, say
- Make less boring, in a way
- Make clearer, perhaps
- Make clearer, maybe
- Make changes to, as a manuscript
- Make changes to text
- Make changes to a rough draft
- Make changes to a manuscript
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Edit \Ed"it\ ([e^]d"[i^]t), v. t. [imp. & p. p. Edited; p. pr. & vb. n. Editing.] [F. ['e]diter, or L. editus, p. p. of edere to give out, put forth, publish; e out + dare to give. See Date a point of time.] To superintend the publication of; to revise and prepare for publication; to select, correct, arrange, etc., the matter of, for publication; as, to edit a newspaper.
Philosophical treatises which have never been edited.
--Enfield.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1791, "to publish," perhaps a back-formation from editor, or from French éditer (itself a back-formation from édition) or from Latin editus, past participle of edere "give out, put out, publish" (see edition). Meaning "to supervise for publication" is from 1793. Meaning "make revisions to a manuscript, etc.," is from 1885. Related: Edited; editing. As a noun, by 1960, "an act of editing."
Wiktionary
n. 1 A change to the text of a document. 2 (cx computing English) A change in the text of a file, a website or the code of software. vb. 1 To change a text, or a document. 2 (context transitive English) To be the editor of a publication. 3 (cx computing English) To change the contents of a file, website, programme etc. 4 (rfdef: English) 5 (rfdef: English)
WordNet
v. prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting; "Edit a a book on lexical semantics"; "she edited the letters of the politician so as to omit the most personal passages" [syn: redact]
supervise the publication of; "The same family has been editing the influential newspaper for almost 100 years"
cut and assemble the components of; "edit film"; "cut recording tape" [syn: cut, edit out]
cut or eliminate; "she edited the juiciest scenes" [syn: blue-pencil, delete]
Wikipedia
Edit may refer to:
- Editing, the process of correcting or revising text, images, or sound
- Edit (application), a simple text editor for the Apple Macintosh
- Edit (MS-DOS), the MS-DOS Editor, a plain-text editor for MS-DOS, included in some versions of Microsoft Windows
- edIT (musician), American electronic DJ and producer
- "Edit" (Regina Spektor song), a song by Regina Spektor
- a form of the female given name Edith
- EDIT, a festival in Eindhoven
"Edit" is an Anti-folk/ Indie rock song from Anti-folk singer Regina Spektor, released in the summer of 2006 on the album Begin to Hope. The line "You don't have no Doctor Robert/You don't have no Uncle Albert" references the Beatles' song " Doctor Robert" as well as Paul and Linda McCartney's 1979 hit " Uncle Albert". "Edit" was covered by British anti-folk band The Red Army.
Category:2006 songs
edIT (born Edward Ma) is an American electronic music producer and DJ based in Los Angeles, California. He is a member of The Glitch Mob.
Edit is the sixth album by vocalist Mark Stewart, released on March 28, 2008 through Crippled Dick Hot Wax!.
Usage examples of "edit".
Wilson and Akre claim that the station manager, David Boylan, ordered the reporters to edit the show in a way that was deceptive but favorable to Monsanto.
Shall I ever forget that rainy day in Lyons, that dingy bookshop, where I found the Aetius, long missing from my Artis bledicae Principes, and where I bought for a small pecuniary consideration, though it was marked rare, and was really tres rare, the Aphorisms of Hippocrates, edited by and with a preface from the hand of Francis Rabelais?
Yale graduate, who is editing an evening paper in Sioux Falls, and he began to collect the views of experts on the question of artesian irrigation.
Tallahassee was not sure if that Ashake memory tape had been edited before it was forced upon her, but she believed that it had been.
So perhaps he had an edited cerebral chemistry, or an adaptive aural processing mutation in his derivative Kido lineage.
He came in with the book-editor, who went away about six hours ago with thirteen finished chapters -- the bloody product of fifty-five consecutive hours of sleepless, foodless, high-speed editing.
In 1946, there appeared the first hardcover anthology of magazine science fiction, The Best of Science Fiction, edited by Groff Conklin.
I am especially grateful to my publisher Michael Heyward, whose unstinting enthusiasm kickstarted me many times whilst I was writing, and whose editing is magnificent.
Marion Crawford83 MIDNIGHT EXPRESS Alfred Noyes110 THE DAMNED THING Ambrose Bierce116 THE METRONOME August Derleth 127 THE PIPE-SMOKER Martin Armstrong134 THE CORPSE AT THE TABLE 144 Samuel Hopkins Adams THE WOMAN AT SEVEN BROTHERS Wilbur Daniel Steele THE BOOK Margaret Irwin 173 Alfred Hitchcock Speaking of Terror A collection of stories of suspense which I edited for Dell Books having proved a success, the publishers asked me to bring together a group of tales which I admire because of their skillful handling of the element of terror.
When Jupiter edited the work of Peter Huet, he did with wit as Peter Huet did with Lucan when he edited the classics: he was afraid it might do mischief, and so left it out altogether.
Kou had talked of his sister and widowed mother, but it was not till that moment that Cordelia realized Kou had edited his father from his reminiscences out of social embarrassment, not any lack of love between them.
Robert Lecker, for his painstaking and careful editing, and to the editorial staff of Twayne Publishers for their generous and always productive assistance.
From each end of four, the presses put first a banner in colour - red, green, blue - on the sheets that would be the front and back pages, and then came the closely edited black and white pages set onto rollers in an age-old, but still perfectly functional, offset litho process.
Not after he edited out the oncogenes and selected for longevity, good eyesight, good teeth, and the rest of it.
Fragments were edited from manuscript Shelley D1 at the Bodleian Library and published by Mr.