Jonathan Kellerman - We tend to read each other's books in sizeable chunks as they are written. ...

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We tend to read each other's books in sizeable chunks as they are written. I don't know that you could say we are ruthless with each other - in fact, I suppose we are very kind. There are ways to make suggestions which are not destructive.

Jonathan Kellerman

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Wir neigen dazu, die Bücher des anderen in großen Stücken zu lesen, wenn sie geschrieben werden. Ich weiß nicht, dass Sie sagen könnten, wir seien rücksichtslos miteinander - in der Tat, ich denke, wir sind sehr nett. Es gibt Möglichkeiten, Vorschläge zu machen, die nicht destruktiv sind.

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