Imagine you’re writing a book. You labor over it alone in your room (or alone at a table in a cafe, as the case may be). You show it to 2 or 3 people, but mostly it exists in your head. Then you send it to a publisher. They like it, buy it, publish it. […]
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Thanks for sharing this, Jane!