"Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1b_nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Are there any sf series where professional writing plays a "significant",
>not necessarily dominant or featured, but a good-sized ****tion to be
>noticeable part of the story?
>
>By "writing" I'm including:
>--The act of writing and / or typing.
>--The working out of stories, outline, plot points, painted corners, etc.
>--The editing and reediting and internal critiquing of the story.
>--The publi****ng, selecting of material, the printing of said material,
etc.
>--The selling of books, marketing, advertising, book tours, cons,
junkets,
>etc.
Nothing great comes to mind. What does is Kimball Kinnison's persona as
a pulp SF writer in the Lensmen books; Tatja Grimm's world, with
floating SF publishers. A couple of things which have writing, but not
professional. Anything in Learning the World? I remember "engineering
fiction" having some role.
-xx- Damien X-)
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