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Old 04-09-2010, 03:34 PM   #36
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Or the well-established authors who seem to be given free rein by the publishers, and whose books get longer and longer with less and less structure. I can only imagine it's the publisher who could be more attentive. Everyone, no matter what they dø or create, benefits from constructive feedback.
Agreed. You only have to look at cases where "big name" authors have obtained the influence to be able to re-release "unedited" versions of their early books. I honestly can't think of a single instance of that where the shorter, edited, work is not a better, tighter, book.
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