There are of course changes in style but, with a handful of exceptions, you can barely notice the changes unless you’re looking for them. I was too absorbed in the plot which is how it should be. I may be tempted to go back through the chapters and match up the writers at a later date. I’m not familiar with the majority of them but this book will definitely make me look out for their work.
A fitting quote from Garth Stein’s chapter, I think it sums up the whole writing process:
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Oh, e-book only?! Up to now I've said I don't want a kindle … but lately have begun to change my mind! Now this just fuels the fire ….
This sounds amazing. I am taking a note of this. Thanks for that.
Suzie: It seems that a lot of people are blaming ereaders for books only being available in ebook form but the reality is that these books probably wouldn't be available to us. I'd love it if they'd release a paper issue but I'm happy that I had the chance to read it at all!
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Hi Suzie, when the book goes on sale on 5/3, you'll also be able to order a paperback version through Amazon… so look for it then! 🙂
Oh thanks for clearing that up, I couldn't see any sign of a paper book!
This sounds like a very interesting concept for a book.
This sounds really interesting, must check it out!