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Old 07-17-2012, 07:30 PM   #352
speakingtohe
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You know, before I started frequenting MobileRead I had no idea that being an author was such a high risk career. Half the justifications I have seen on here for life+x copyright are a variation on "but what if the author dies young".

I must admit I have no claims to be an author. In my time, mostly as a student, I have worked construction on a concrete gang, sometimes 30 odd storeys in the air, as a truck driver, a motor bike courier, a house/furniture removal labourer, a warehouseman and a short time on a production line. However I am relieved that when I eventually chose a profession I decided my talents lay in a direction which doesn't seem to carry such risks of early demise.
What profession would that be I wonder? Does it come with a long life guarentee?

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