The List - Steve Martini Reviews
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Newest Review: ... it is not her new manuscript. For the first time in her almost 40 years she has managed to write a piece of commercial work ... more
... that will appeal to the masses, its just that she herself is no longer appealing. Abby believes that with a fake male author at the front she will sell more copies, therefore she sets out to find such a man. Jack is her choice, but getting involved with this ex marine may be far more dangerous than she expects. With only her and a couple of close friends knowing she is the true author of the book what is to stop the violent Jack from taking it for himself?
'The List' was an infuriating read to say the very lea...more
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by - written on 28/08/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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I have discussed before the gulf between successful male and female authors. I sometimes get into trouble for saying it, but the cold hard facts are that male authors are more abundant and have a better chance of success. This is due to the fact that male readers are less likely to read female authors, but female readers have no issue with male scribes. Therefore, men get 100% of the audience whilst the women seem to only appeal to 75% at best. This is not to say that woman can not be a success - J K Rowling, Patricia Cornwell, Jackie Wilson to name a few. However, just look at JK - why JK? Because publishers felt that boys would not read Harry Potter if they knew . Read the complete review
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