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| so:text | The ‘novel’ is a publishing convention that deforms the story. If more attention were given to form there would be fewer novels and better stories. There's no reason a publisher can’t put out a story that's a hundred or even seventy pages long. But a publisher will look at a story like that as defective novel, ineligible for shortlists. It should be in a collection. Or pumped full of air, turned into a novel… It's a pity. You see some good writers behaving like performing monkeys. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Philip_%C3%93_Ceallaigh |
| so:description | Interview by Tom Vowler (2010-13) (en) |
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