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I would love a critically acclaimed novel. Think of all the prize money! Plus, students could end up reading your book in class and that's a whole different level of discussion that opens up. After I become critically acclaimed, I'll write my NY Times best seller.
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Actually, I don't need the money...but the people I owe want it REAL bad. LOL!
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CA_Griffith wrote:Actually, I don't need the money...but the people I owe want it REAL bad. LOL!
Well said. The things we will sacrifice for money these days!
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CA_ Griffith wrote:Actually, I don't need the money...but the people I owe want it REAL bad. LOL!


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Heeee heeeeeeeee, good one!! :lol: :lol:
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

Carpe Diem!

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I would take the bestseller making millions. Partly for the money, partly because I'd rather write an enjoyable book than a deep one, at least at this point in my life. Critically acclaimed books might make you think, but sometimes they're just very dull.
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