[ SECRET POST #6978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6978 ⌋

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[WWE Royal Rumble Riyadh]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is so true. When things were more simple in the beginning, it was easy to keep things straight and cohesive. Then, as the story become more involved and expanded, and the threads needed to be woven together, it started to fray instead.

[(Anonymous)]

I suspect after the series got mega-popular she was a lot more able to push back on her editors, as well.

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt - Likely. It's also an industry-wide phenomenon. Editors and editing costs time and money in publishing. When publishers realize that you don't need to do such a thorough job of it and it doesn't seem to dissuade people from buying books, well... that's that start of the downhill slide, right there. Rowling's popularity meant that the next book in the series was a guaranteed bestseller, so the faster you can get it to the presses and on the shelves, the sooner the money starts pouring in.