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Old 10-20-2008, 04:39 PM   #35
rlparker
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If I'm on the fence whether to buy it or not, long books tip it over to buying them.
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Hi GatorDeb,

Your question reminded me of one of my college roommates (Hi Tom!) who would always SMELL a book to help him decide whether or not to buy it!

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I believe it is a writer's job to use every word that is needed to tell the story, and not one word more or one word less.
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Hi Lemurion,

Your comment reminded me of my 7th grade English teacher (Hi Mrs. Hazelman) who replied, if anyone asked her how long our essays "had" to be, "As long as a woman's skirt--long enough to cover the subject, but short enough to maintain interest."

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R.L.
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