a good thought. (nfm)


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Posted by P. Bingham on March 19, 1998 at 19:10:42:


In response to another thought, written by Kathleen T on March 19, 1998 at 10:47:30

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] ] But, again, I must remind you that in this instance Jane Austen had nothing to do with dealing with the publisher.

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] I wonder if the mere fact that Jane's father did not mention the name or the sex of the author was a signal to the publisher that he was dealing with a female. If the writer had been a male of some social standing, he wouldn't have had his manuscript submitted anonymously.

] It might be like single women using only their initials in the phone book these days- it's usually a dead give away.

] Kathleen






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