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![]() | Wim Mertens, Maximizing the Audience |
With apologies to Tom Petty, any serious scholar knows that the writing is the hardest part. As spring deadlines mount, I offer a little musical distraction. A nine-minute video of Maximizing the Audience appears above; samples from Motives for Writing appear below. And if your heart is still breaking, careful inspection of this paragraph should lead you to yet another musical interlude.
Enjoy!
| Wim Mertens, Motives for Writing | |
| 1. Watch | |
| 2. The Personnel Changes | |
| 3. Paying for Love | |
| 4. No Testament | |
| 5. Words on the Page | |
| 6. The Whole | |
Full post as published by MoneyLaw on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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