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Hey, it's all public knowledge! Use it! Use it!
As for whether the writers care or not about Miranda's past, I cannot say.
Once a wingnut always a wingnut, unless you work really, really hard to improve yourself.
Her unprofessional "tone" mails indicate she hasn't changed a bit since college. I supposed she did learned one lesson: don't fake hate crimes or it can screw up your soap opera-watching schedule.
Many writers tempted by the PA sales pitch are willing to think all the bad press about PA is "out of date." They WANT PA to be exactly what they claim on the website, and we all know people tell the absolute truth on the Net. Just check how things are in any singles chat!
When it comes down to it I have NO idea who is running the show at my various publishers. I suppose if I bothered to do google fu I could find names, but it's not that important.
Does the publisher have books in the stores? THAT'S important.
If so, then *someone* is doing their job right.
My editors don't have to struggle to remember my name. They're a cheerful lot and promptly return calls and emails.
Oh, yeah: Since I started selling in the 80s, not one of them has sent me mails urging that I buy copies to "have on hand."
As for whether the writers care or not about Miranda's past, I cannot say.
Once a wingnut always a wingnut, unless you work really, really hard to improve yourself.
Her unprofessional "tone" mails indicate she hasn't changed a bit since college. I supposed she did learned one lesson: don't fake hate crimes or it can screw up your soap opera-watching schedule.
Many writers tempted by the PA sales pitch are willing to think all the bad press about PA is "out of date." They WANT PA to be exactly what they claim on the website, and we all know people tell the absolute truth on the Net. Just check how things are in any singles chat!
When it comes down to it I have NO idea who is running the show at my various publishers. I suppose if I bothered to do google fu I could find names, but it's not that important.
Does the publisher have books in the stores? THAT'S important.
If so, then *someone* is doing their job right.
My editors don't have to struggle to remember my name. They're a cheerful lot and promptly return calls and emails.
Oh, yeah: Since I started selling in the 80s, not one of them has sent me mails urging that I buy copies to "have on hand."