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I don't see a typos thread yet, so here goes.

 

Ebook page 78.  Chapter 12, second page

 

But..., I wrote back.  You've been texting me all day.

 

Looks like there is a stray comma after But...

Posted

Ch 30 (kindle loc 3578) "David and Mizzy had brought extra wire climbers" should be Abraham and Mizzy.

Acknowledgements (kindle loc 5835) "ininsouciant Peter Ahlstrom" --if we are trying to stick to real words, that has an extra "in," but it could well be intentional.

Kindle LOC: 1050

"That let my hand fall on his shoulder," seems like "that" is a mistake.

Pretty sure "that" is correct, referring to Manny's release of David's hand. Though I agree that it took me a couple times through to parse that sentence, so it wasn't the most clear construction.
Posted

Not sure if this was intentional or not, but Isaac $tewart in the appendix does not seem correct

 

Pretty sure the typo is that Kara Stewart isn't Kara $tewart ;)

Posted

I don't see a typos thread yet, so here goes.

 

Ebook page 78.  Chapter 12, second page

 

 

Looks like there is a stray comma after But...

 

This actually happens several times in the text.  I counted at least 3, where there's an ellipse followed by a comma...,

Posted

This actually happens several times in the text.  I counted at least 3, where there's an ellipse followed by a comma...,

Is that actually a typo? I'm not well versed on that aspect of grammar...; I don't often put commas after ellipses, but I don't know if it's technically incorrect.

Posted

There aren't very many articles about ..., but in all of the op-eds, writer blogs, grammar nazis and so forth, it's a no no.

Posted (edited)

In all the instances I noticed, the commas following ellipses were there to set off italicized thoughts or conversations-by-mobile. If the italics are being used to denote quotes without overt quotation marks, I can see how putting a comma before "he said" would make sense in a given style guide.

Edited by ccstat
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Kindle LOC 1721

“Makes an chull out of you and Mer. I believe that's supposed to say "me"

No, it's supposed to Mer. It's a spin on the saying "you know what assuming does? It makes a chull out of you and me," except it's not assume, it's assumer.

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No, it's supposed to Mer. It's a spin on the saying "you know what assuming does? It makes a chull out of you and me," except it's not assume, it's assumer.

 

Except of course, that chull is a Stormlight term. Should it be in Reckoners?

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Except of course, that chull is a Stormlight term. Should it be in Reckoners?

 

Pretty sure that they used "chull" as one might use "digeridoo."  In other words, a filter for an actual curse word in the text.

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I seriously think that 'didgeridoo' and 'koala' should be actual swear filter replacements on this site. Also, I'm pretty sure that didgeridoo is the f-bomb.

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U.S.A hardcover first edition page 67

Quote

I mean, even you people managed to snitch a few things from me...

It's possible that this isn't a typo but I assume that it should have said "snatch" instead of "snitch."

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I think "dour expression" is supposed to be "sour expression." Not sure, though, because it comes up twice.

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Posted (edited)

(Ebook) Is "are" supposed to be like this whenever it's italicized: *are*

Edited by John Flamesinger
You should play Halo.
  • 2 years later...
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On 2/16/2016 at 5:22 PM, ccstat said:

Ch 30 (kindle loc 3578) "David and Mizzy had brought extra wire climbers" should be Abraham and Mizzy.

Acknowledgements (kindle loc 5835) "ininsouciant Peter Ahlstrom" --if we are trying to stick to real words, that has an extra "in," but it could well be intentional.

Pretty sure "that" is correct, referring to Manny's release of David's hand. Though I agree that it took me a couple times through to parse that sentence, so it wasn't the most clear construction.

interesting

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