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Old 05-22-2015, 01:01 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by tompe View Post
Why do you believe that? From what I hear publisher wants long books since they are easier to sell.

Also it is not so much more expensive publishing a long book so why would they care about the length if they think the book is very good?
From what I hear from authors and publishers at conventions, that's only true until you get up near the page limit of the publisher's printer. For example, Charles Stross's Family Trade series was supposed to be a trilogy, and his publisher made him split it into 6 because it would have cost too much to print each volume.
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