Thread: What kills a book for you?
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Old 06-12-2011, 05:26 PM   #113
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The reason for quitting, though, was his responses to readers who disagreed, or took issue with, some things in those two books.
This is exactly why I choose to know nothing about the authors I read... except what they choose to publish. I don't want to know anything personal about them. I've got a lot of favorite authors and I don't want to have to give one up because I read an interview and found out one of them might be an a-hole in real life. Why chance it?
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