The phrase "book edit" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Before the book was published, the editor conducted a thorough book edit to make sure there were no errors or inconsistencies."
The application will support the books management (Add new book, edit existing books information and delete books).
The new Contact Cards are actionable, too, allowing you to search for further emails from that person, click to compose a new email to them, add them to your address book, edit their information, or click on the Facebook or Flickr icon to go to their profile on those networks.
You get the book deal (this was in the last century) -- and you have to write the book, restructure the book, rewrite the book, edit the book, reconsider the book, edit it again.
Beware of the few publishing companies that ask that you pay money in order for them to read your book, edit it, and sell it.
The matter was eventually settled out of court, with later editions of the book edited of a few choice passages.
The book she has just edited with a Brandeis University professor, Marc Zvi Brettler, "The Jewish Annotated New Testament" (Oxford University Press), is an unusual scholarly experiment: an edition of the Christian holy book edited entirely by Jews.
An accurate calculation of a non-Newtonian slurry flow in a fracture is an important issue for fracture design (see for example, the book edited by Economides and Nolte [M.J. Economides, K.J. Nolte, Reservoir Stimulation, Third edition, Schlumberger, 2000.]).]
Is book editing a "caring profession"?
5 1 THE PILL BOOK, edited by Harold M. Silverman.
The Tuskegee Negro Year Book, edited by M.N.
The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest Book, edited by Robert Mankoff Andrews McMeell; $24.99).
