{"value"=>"<p>Dead matter includes typescripts (corrected and revised drafts); setting copy, which may consist of a typescript, a photocopied and edited earlier published version of the text, or a combination of both; camera or shooting copy (a previously published edition of the book prepared to be shot as is for the Ecco edition); galleys, including author and master galleys (galleys on which corrections from editor, author, copy editor, proofreader etc. are entered); page proofs, sometimes called pages, or proofs; repos or \"blues, \"; and F and Gs, which are the printed pages of a book folded and gathered but not bound. The further the generation of text is from the typescript the fewer corrections appear: F and Gs usually bear no markings at all, and blues (repos) are usually read for broken type and layout problems rather than for editorial content. This series also contains original art and proofs of art. (See also: Series I. Author Files.) In a very few cases correspondence and interoffice memos accompany this material.</p>"}