[ SECRET POST #3441 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3441 ⌋

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Comments

[dahli]

Yes and no. While I do think that's good advice, I also think it's a little of both. How the hell are people going to know of this other thing if it doesn't get at least a little bit of publicity? I've seen some stuff I've liked get so little attention because it doesn't get talked about (and I'm too much of an hermit to go and talk about it in fandoms).

Also Neil Gaiman had a movie made out of his book, and I say that's a really good publicity. Before that I didn't even knew he existed (because I live under a rock and haven't read much YA fiction in years). My point is that people can write wonderful books but if it doesn't get at least a little bit of publicity they tend to go unnoticed.