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Satabdi

Satabdi

Hello! I am a content writer and copy editor. I write long-form blogs, articles, e-books, and product descriptions. I copy edit full-length manuscripts, business reports, academic papers--pretty much anything. Contact me for a quote and let's work together!

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The Oxford English Dictionary says that zine (pronounced zeen) is a shortened form of “fanzine.”
Yellowbacks were inexpensive paperbacks printed and published in Britain during the later half of the 19th century. Today, they are a highly collectible item!
Foxing refers to the disfiguring small, irregular, and sometimes fluorescent reddish-brown spots that form on paper and paper products such as certificates, postage stamps, photographs, old books, and currency notes, especially those produced between the 15th and 20th century.
Modern-day vellum is a plant-based, translucent paper that looks like frosted glass. It is variously known as tracing paper or see-through paper.
Between 1400 and 1900, illustrations in books were created using woodcuts. Designs or drawings were engraved on blocks of wood, typically beechwood. Then the remaining areas of wood were carved out, leaving behind only the design.
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