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Topic : Re: Style when intentionally misspelling? I am copyediting and doing layout on a play that includes a few plays on words and intentional misspellings. At first glance they read like typos. I am - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Style when intentionally misspelling? I am copyediting and doing layout on a play that includes a few plays on words and intentional misspellings. At first glance they read like typos. I am

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As long as there are enough evidence and context clues around the phrases, I would trust the reader with figuring out them. If not, it's probably best to restyle them.

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