In a message dated 11/20/01 6:40:12 AM,
jeremiahealy@earthlink.net writes:
<< Once you are successful enough to become a
"full-time" writer, you by definition are cut off from a lot
of the "real" world, "day-job" stimuli of meeting new people
who can BE credible characters as realistic players in a
mystery novel. >>
This may be true... if you let it. However, it can be argued
that in a day job, one is only exposed to a select number of
individual types. And that given the freedom to write full
time, one can choose to be exposed to whomever one likes or
needs to know.
John Lau
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