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I once had a review partially scrambled by a top literary magazine, despite the fact they did no editing and just had to cut and paste my text into their layout. The editor couldn't explain it, and could only shrug.
in the proofs I'm looking at, a bunch of random words have been italicised. in odd semi-random clusters. fifty pages of this absurdity, for stretches of 2-3 pages there are many instances, then nothing for like 10 pages, then it starts up again.
How bizarre. And there was no physical scanning of documents in any part of the workflow? Just digital writing to digital typesetting?
all digital, from beginning to end. there is no earthly reason.
It depends on the exact typesetting markup that was used but if you have a mismatched number of opening and closing brackets the software tries to match every { to a } and semi-random italics errors over an entire chapter would be a common result
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