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> > Technical writers generally are nowhere near as arrogant as fiction
writers. Those
> > generally tend to be as territorial about their work and their
abilities as grizzly
> > bears.
> I'd have to agree with Janice. I have 4 published novels out and know
> dozens of other novelists very well. Other than the fact that we're
> pretty sure we're better than everybody else, we're not arrogant at
> all.
Indeed. I have a friend who has written several novels, and I can
assure you that she has virtually _no_ abilities as a grizzly bear.
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Jerry Kindall, Tecplot, Inc.
Bellevue, Washington, USA
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