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Dude i hope this goes well…  good luck! and some updates eventually if doesnt bother you 😄

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@zvonac:

in my opinion, it wouldn't be very unprofessional to try and get closer to the guy… he is not your patient, his grandmother is, so I don't see a big problem here. Yes, you might end up without a job if he doesn't like you back, but overall, I wouldn't say it would be unprofessional on your part.

If you're doing work for someone's family then it seems appropriate to act professionally so long as you are working.

As well, if you're in a situation where someone is needing a nurse, there's probably plenty of intense emotions floating around and that just seems like a minefield not worth walking in. There's a remote chance it could go well, but personally I could imagine plenty more ways it could result in someone being absolutely disgusted.

Blue Ranger from SPD  😄

So, some answers.  I've had two paid published stories in SFF and am working on getting novels published.

1/  If your first novel is interesting but riddled with spelling/grammar/syntax errors publishers won't buy it since readers won't read it.
2/  The cost of editing has shifted from the publisher to the author since when Stephen King started out.  I know several professional editors working in SFF.  You should also consider using non-professional editors (AKA Betas).  The reality is that it does not matter how good a writer you are or how much experience you have; the book inside your head is richer and more fleshed out than the book someone else is reading.
3/ I live in Canada and have some knowledge about the publishers here.  When you sell a book you are also selling specific rights.  It's rare that you can sell a book to more than one publisher - even if they are in separate countries or separate languages.  The exceptions I've seen:  getting permission to sell in a tiny minority language (Aboriginal authors who have a major publisher for English but do a run in their own language) or the case when a publisher reverts the rights to the author after a period of time.

Since you say the original novel isn't in English, I recommend you check with a writer's association in that language for more relevant information on publishing standards.