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  1. matt@mooreattuned.com on 10 Tips to Build a Healthy Editor–Author Relationship22/10/2024

    Ahh that's made my day! Thank you. ? I'm glad you find my content helpful.

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    Thanks, Tracy! And indeed they do, just like with any other situation, really. ? They also make the relationship feel…

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    Excellent points, Matt. Respect, patience and kindness can make all the difference to the author-editor relationship.

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