And people get on Rowling for needing an editor.
On the other hand, I often buy books just for their page count. There's usually not that much price difference, and since I mostly read paperbacks while on the exercise bike, I want something that I'm not going to run out of. I can do a whole Dean R. Koontz book in one session.
(I read fast, it's not that I stay on the bike that long)
(And since if you've read one Koontz, you've read all of them, it's not like it's slow going)
On the other hand, I often buy books just for their page count.
Heh. I've done this, especially in the summer, or if we're going away on vacation. I'm expecting the new Harry Potter to satisfy in this regard, of course.
I got spam today from Anita Blake. I didn't read it, but the idea made me chuckle.
Hot Vampir SEXXX See Nakedy Underaje Werewolfs Suck Hot KOKK
That was YOU sending me the spam? Dude, I like my porn spelled properly.
Dude, I like my porn spelled properly.
Then it's called "Erotica." Porn plus Spellcheck = Erotica. You should know that by now.
Then it's called "Erotica." Porn plus Spellcheck = Erotica. You should know that by now.
Oh, *that's* right! Silly moi.
Spellcheck adds in the actual interesting plot elements and characterization along with correcting the typos? My impression is that Hamilton needs a lot more than a macro for the correct spelling of "ardor" to move her recent work from porn to erotica...
Then it's called "Erotica." Porn plus Spellcheck = Erotica. You should know that by now.
(wipes coffee off of monitor)
Darling Hecubus, may I tag?