In a message dated 12/16/2005 7:06:10 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Pal, don't be silly. A photogapher doesn't own a particular spot in > nature. A > particular place they parked their tripod. Another photographer can park > their tripod in the exact same place, but it is unlikley they will get the > exact > same shot. A little more is involved than that.
Sure, like no author owns a story line. Even persons names. You could always write the same book over again by using (slightly) different words. The permutation must be endless. Still, the first book reviewer (if you get it published at all) will probably call it worthless and name the author a sad, pathetic bastard. Pål ======= I don't see it as the same thing at all -- tripod spot and story line. Although boy gets girl boy loses girl boy gets girl -- if you are broad and inclusive enough when talking about a story line --- sure. I think someone said once there are only seven different stories anyway. It's what you do with it. Marnie aka Doe
