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• Charlie Stross commented on Typo hunt: Neptune's Brood
  Nope, reports to the Kindle never go anywhere near the author or publisher. Ditto other ebook stores (e.g. Kobo et al). If you spot a typo you need to send it to me, and me alone. Moreover, if you spot a typo after the book is released in paperback, you are too late. The only opportunity for corrections occurs when a book is typeset or reflowed for a new print format on a different size of paper. This happens when a book is issued in a new format -- e.g. going from hardcover to mass market paperback -- or if...
• dmopalmer commented on Typo hunt: Neptune's Brood
  I sent these to you by email, but just so you don't have to dig them out: (Ace Hardback, pg 269) At 1% of c it takes more than 2 minutes to get from Earth to the Moon. (You may remember from Apollo that the round-trip lag was about a couple-or-three seconds.) [About 22 days to Pluto, so you got that right. (It is near perihelion now, so in 7000 it will be most of the way to aphelion. If you are in a hurry-- go now. If you leave today can get there in about 18 days at 0.01...
• reppep commented on Typo hunt: Neptune's Brood
  These are from the Apple iBooks edition. Beacon Departure Despite looking outwardly human and imprinted with a set of human memories, Despite looking outwardly human and being imprinted with a set of human memories, Through the rest of the book, she normally uses 'human' to refer to her mechanical successors, and mostly uses 'Fragile' for homo sapiens. I don't see why she would use 'human' for homo sapiens here. The Church of the Fragile I was one of a round hex of newly forked children But 'hex' actually means 6, and she's one of sixteen. The stalker followed Krina to...