Nasty, naughty - but nice

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Novelist James Herbert is aware that he will never really be regarded as having reached very high literary standards. However, he feels that he does know how to write well, and has certainly been able to build up a following of dedicated fans. He feels that he is constantly evolving as a writer, and regrets the fact that many people seem only to know him for his earliest novels. He believes that all his novels contain a moral message that balances out their sometimes extreme fantasies.

Product information, Literature, Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers, Interview, Novelists

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When mystery drowns history

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Author Ian Wilson indicates that he is willing to tackle controversial subjects, but only if he feels that they are genuine. He states that he has resisted commercial pressure to reach sensational conclusions.

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Publishing, Publishing Industries, Other staff changes & profiles, Publishing industry, Authors, Writers, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Wilson, Ian William

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