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Ah, one of the downsides of the electronic era.
Back in the good old paper-days writers didn't have to bother with bad reviews, as (and I quote famous Dutch writer Harry Mulish) after 5 days there were only two people left who remembered it: the writer and the critic.
About the critic Mulish said: 'He would, no doubt, preferred to have written the book rather than the review.'
Looking forward to the kill, though. ;)
You only think you will.
Posted by irishpoetry at August 29, 2010 02:53 AM