Thank you for sharing this great advice Roz 😀
Should your editor be credited as a contributor to your book? What about your proof reader, copy editor? And where should you credit them?
Long ago, I ran an editorial department in a small publisher, so I thought it might help to give some guidelines.
Here’s my post about front matter, which explains all the fiddly stuff like title pages, half-titles, contents pages and so on. Today, I’ll concentrate on those editorial people you’d like to thank. And indeed, whether they would be better not mentioned at all.
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If the book is a collection of curated material, eg short stories, poems or essays, it’s usual to credit the person who put it all together. Put it on the main title page, the cover and the spine – eg ‘edited by Roz Morris’. That would also go in the ‘main contributor’ section of the book’s official listing on KDP…
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The editor always needs to be credited. Great reminder. Thanks!
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ONLY if you get their permission first Dutta Sanjay 🐵
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Very good post. Yes, indie authors, if you’d like to credit your editor, please ask first. 🙂
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