Page 35, italicized _nom de plume_ (in sentence about _Boy's Story
Paper_) for consistency with all other appearances in the text.
Page 36, added missing colon to paragraph above "We are in a hurry for
this series."
Page 43, changed double to single quotes around "Dalton's Double."
Page 46, changed two instances of "villian" to "villain" for
consistency with the rest of the text (in sentence including "female
villain").
Page 47, changed "pubilc" to "public" ("their reading public") and
"succeding" to "succeeding" ("succeeding issues").
Page 48, changed "be felt elated" to "he felt elated."
Page 58, removed stray single quote after "9 o'clock in the evening."
Page 67, changed "decended" to "descended" and "prepetrator" to
"perpetrator."
Page 68, changed "rememberance" to "remembrance" for consistency
("livid remembrance").
Page 69, changed "For day's while" to "For days while."
Page 71, there appears to be a missing word in "that it very humorous"
but this error comes from the original.
Page 72, changed "entirely" to "entirety" ("satisfactory in its
entirety") and "word was deturned" to "word was returned."
Page 74, changed "saticfactory" to "satisfactory" ("price was not
satisfactory").
Page 77, changed "responisble" to "responsible" ("it was responsible
for").
Page 82, "Mr. Perkins write:" appears to be an error, but it comes from
the original. Changed "manusccript" to "manuscript" ("quality of the
manuscript").
Page 83, changed "installemnts" to "installments" ("first two
installments").
Page 90, if there is supposed to be special formatting in the example
following "he did it thus," it is not present in the original book;
nothing unusual has been lost in translation to digital format here.
Page 91, changed "Is seems poor policy" to "It seems poor policy."
Page 92, changed "lettters" to "letters" ("letters on a typewriter").
Page 97, changed double to single quotes around "The Man from Dakota."
Page 100, added missing open quote before "misfortunes never come
singly."
Page 103, Changed "be" to "he" in "he faced a steadily brightening
prospect".
Page 108, added missing space after comma in "November 19, 1904."
Page 118, moved comma from before " to after " in 13". Changed "must he
high" to "must be high."
Page 120, added missing open quote before "Your last story, No. 285."
Page 122, changed "particluarly" to "particularly" in "not particularly
encouraging." Changed "Edward's hope" to "Edwards' hope."
Page 126, changed "damm" to "damn" in "damn it utterly."
Page 127, changed "Edward's product" to "Edwards' product."
Page 141, removed unnecessary apostrophe after "Edwards" in "to Edwards
it is a delightful confusion."
Page 143, added missing apostrophe to "Edwards' first advice" and
removed unnecessary apostrophe from "which Edwards consulted."
Page 147, changed "Dilema" to "Dilemma" in "I shall require a single
copy of 'The Billionaire's Dilemma.'"
Page 148, changed open double quote to single quote in "your short
story: 'The Shadow of the Unknown.'" Changed "ficticious" to
"fictitious" in footnote.
Page 149, changed open double quote to single quote in "'The Shadow of
the Unknown,' writes the publisher."
Page 156, changed "royalities" to "royalties" ("Dillingham, last
royalties").
Page 160, changed "bettter" to "better" ("anything of a bettter
quality").
Page 162, changed "lettter" to "letter" ("letter saying they could
pay").
Page 169, added some commas to 1910 table for consistency.
Page 170, changed "sometmes" to "sometimes" ("sometimes stories, about
the Harper"). Changed double to single quotes around "The Masquerader."
Page 171, added missing colon after "How "Bob" Davis hands you a Lemon:"
Page 173, added missing close quote after "reasonable share of the
royalties."
Page 175, corrected chapter number from XXII to XXVI and corrected
double comma after "Sept. 20, 1889."
Pages 176-180, normalized some punctuation within the table of
publications (but still retained some inconsistencies). Deleted
partial totals and "brought forward" entries at page boundaries. Did
not attempt to correct some apparent mathematical errors. Changed
"Philadeljhia" to "Philadelphia" and corrected "senario" to "scenario"
in entry for Lubin Mfg. Co.
Advertisements, changed "AUHORSHIP" to "AUTHORSHIP" in "ESSAYS ON
AUTHORSHIP."
End of Project Gutenberg's The Fiction Factory, by John Milton Edwards