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Writer's Summit Tip #16:
Make sure your editor is good at pointing out ambiguities in your text.
For example, "Tom, Dick and Harry went into the store. He bought a book."
Which "HE" is being referred to? This points out one of the many reasons authors can not edit their own books. Authors are just too familiar with the story line and have trouble seeing flaws like this. The author knows which 'HE' because he wrote him there. The reader, however, may not share the exact vision and needs some clarification.