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Now PlayingShould Writers Write With The Intent That The Audience Has Some Information About The Story In Advance?
Jul 20, 2010 For Part One of this question, please refer to the Q&A from July 12th. Programming Note: Please note the Q&A originally schedule for July 20th ("Is the quest for an artistic work always diminished by the commercial requirements of distribution?") will run tomorrow (July 21st). |
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