Path: utzoo!yunexus!geac!geaclib!rae@alias.uucp
From: rae@alias.uucp (Reid Ellis)
Newsgroups: ont.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: subject domain
Summary: difficult
Message-ID: <3859@geaclib.UUCP>
Date: 20 Apr 89 04:17:33 GMT
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Reply-To: rae@alias.uucp (Reid Ellis)
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Two friends of mine are involved in 'making' books -- one is an
artist, and the other a fantasy writer [but one day she might get
into science fiction, I don't know].  The artist has managed to be
published three times by Anik Press.  Meanwhile, the writer has
submitted her story billions of times and has yet to be published,
even thought the second book is almost finished [it's a long wait
while editors read your first work, I guess :)].

It *seems* that the artist was published much more quickly than
the writer, so I would ask -- is this generally true?  I haven't
read any of the writer's work yet [she won't let me until it's
published :)] so I can't comment on the relative quality of the
two of them -- besides, I value my life!  And how would you
compare visual art with written art?

Still rambling..
					Reid