A fiction writer’s memory is an especially imperfect provider of detail; we can always imagine a better detail than the one we can remember. The correct detail is rarely, exactly, what happened; the most truthful detail is what could have happened, or what should have.
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Who Were the Highest Paid Writers of 2013
Who were the top earning authors of 2013? Some of the names on the list came as no surprise, while a few others just might shock you. 1. E. L. James – $95 Million Originally written as a “” tribute[Read More…]
Are You a Born Writer? Take the Quiz!
Some people become writers. Through a series of events and circumstances, they fall into the world of professional writing. Others are born writers – they have no choice. How about you? Are you a born writer? Take the quiz and [Read More…]
Bestselling Novels of All Time
While numbers vary according to source, one thing is for sure, the books below are, indeed, bestsellers. Over 100 million copies by Miguel De Cervantes by Charles Dickens by J. R. R. Tolkien by J. K. Rowling by Agatha Christie[Read More…]
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