Publishers themselves often come perilously close to encouraging their authors to commit a form of plagiarism.
In their eagerness to push writers into specific commercial categories, publishers can come dangerously close to encouraging authors to commit a form of plagiarism. In the contemporary books market, novelists are not only routinely “branded,” with their appearance and/or personality tailored for ma...
| Published in: | New Statesman Vol. 135; pp. 27 - 28 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
May 15 2006
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