Thread: E-books released after paper books - thoughts?
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Old 08-02-2008, 05:43 PM   #59
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
It pretty much has to be, given the intended market.

I attended a talk a while back given by literary agent Donald Maass. Don has done a number of things, including write YA romance under a pseudonym. He described one YA romance title he worked on where there was a firm specification that not only could the characters not have sex -- there could be no opportunity for them to have sex. This complicated the book he was writing, because the teenage male lead was a TV star with his own loft...
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Good point! But even Buffy "got busy" eventually.

If the TV star had his own loft, was the character dating an under 18 year old girl in the book?
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