You have worked weeks, months, maybe even years on your writing project, and you are anxious to get it published and distributed. You’ve read and re-read your masterpiece, and you are sure that it’s perfect. Or is it?
Many people realize that their written communication should be error-free and the best representation of what they want to say, but those same people often believe that using the spell/grammar check of their word processor is sufficient. Unfortunately, many people, especially new authors, give their documents to friends and family to critique and to proofread, thinking that is enough. It is not.
Article link: http://www.evancarmichael.com/Productivity/4350/Five-Reasons-Why-Professional-Writers-Need-Professional-Editors.html
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