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Old 07-01-2009, 06:11 PM   #2
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Although I have no objections to buying a book before I read it, I do object to paying for it before *anyone* has read it, or before it's even written.

I've been burned too many times by authors I like (e.g. Stephen King or Orson Scott Card) to give this a whirl.

Maybe when I was younger and more trusting.

As far as cushioning writers from hard knocks - nah. It's hard knocks that make a good writer. Stephen King was a much better writer when he still remembered what it was like to work in a laundry.

I'll be watching to see if this works, but I pretty much doubt it.
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