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Miscellaneous
In writing fiction, there can be no doubt that the words, sentences, paragraphs, and so forth, emanate from the author. Similarly, the author is responsible for the plot and characters of his or her novel, as well as the extent to which it generates tension and conflict. If the book is not well received, the author certainly can't claim, "It's the characters' fault."
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Many fiction writers report that they always know where their short stories and novels are going and how they're going to end. I have no doubt that for those authors their assertion is true and if it works for them, that's fine. Agents and publishers aside, ultimately it is the outcome of the work and the judgment of the reader that counts, as nice as it might feel to be self-satisfied about one's own work.
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