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Old 03-18-2011, 04:55 AM   #10
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This idea has been around for a while. But I think it's only true for authors who are obscure.
So we're talking about 99+% of the writing population, correct?

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The biggest threat facing Nora Roberts or Tom Clancy is not obscurity.
Not them, perhaps, no. But then, they sell their books anyway.
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