Review: Charles River Editors needs to hire some editors--
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2013
The content of the book was interesting enough, I have always been fascinated by the history of the old west and that is why I purchased this Kindle book. I agree with a previous reviewer who said that for her, the details of the gunfight got confusing and long and overly complicated, and was certainly difficult to follow. My biggest peeve with the book is however, the lack of editing which seems to be a chronic problem with Kindle edition books.  I expected more from a book compiled by "The Charles River Editors, a group founded by Harvard and MIT alumni to provide SUPERIOR EDITING and original writing services, with the expertise to create digital content for publishers across a vast range of subject matter."  When I think of SUPERIOR editing, I imagine that to include no spelling errors and extra words not caught before final publishing.  Allen Street became "Alien Street" for several instances about mid story, and Curly Bill Brocious came "Bronchus."  Quite frankly, I expected much, much more from alumni of Harvard and MIT --