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Old 09-18-2009, 12:36 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by neilmarr View Post
But, what the heck; as a pro fiction editor, I must admit to admiring the way Dan Brown goes about the task of being a reliable, jobbing author. High literature? Of course not. A solid and thrilling read ... more than certainly!
Did you admire him before _The DaVinci Code_ became an enormous best seller?

I heard fairly reliable rumors that his US publisher was about to drop him from contract, as sales of his previous books were underwhelming.

Of course, the success of The DaVinci Code made him a darling of the industry, and I've no doubt the new book will do well. There are always arguably bad books on the best seller lists because they are seen as "good reads" by those who buy them.
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