bytemylobster
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A great thread to show how book editors and authors fail to write a thoroughly believable story.
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Errors and mis-types in books
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bytemylobster
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Lee Child's The Sixth Man:
page 280, Paul says that she gave Sean the gun, yet on
page 281, Paul gives Sean the gun.
page 283, "Too may breath mints" probably should have been
"Too many breath mints"
page 416, He asked the man probably should have been He asked the men
page 280, Paul says that she gave Sean the gun, yet on
page 281, Paul gives Sean the gun.
page 283, "Too may breath mints" probably should have been
"Too many breath mints"
page 416, He asked the man probably should have been He asked the men
Manly Reviews
Member
Its almost as if editors and authors are human people who are capable of making mistakes.
Conscious Bob
Well-Known Member
I enjoy a good error myself.
