I have no idea what “unconscious” plagiarism is, but I should like to make a few things clear right now.
- I am writing a “chick-lit” novel.
- I am not lifting passages from any other writer.
- It will have a much shorter title than that teenaged plagiarist did. So far, it is exactly two words long. (“Road Trip.”)
- I seriously doubt I will get a six-figure book contract out of the deal.
- I will probably put the first few chapters online. When they’re ready. We are far from that point right now.
Come on, Meryl.
Write the first chick-lit book with giant lizards, zombies, and car crashes. You’ll double your readership.
However, 1000.00 is also a six figure amount.
In a gripping tale of survival, a mother and her daughters survive the nuclear war brought about by Democratic neglect of America’s defenses by eating their cats, raw, and stitching their pelts into coats.
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(Just kidding)
When it comes to chick-lit, I like the miniatures.