A Handwriter's Tale
If a writer doesn't actually physically touch your book, is it a real autograph?
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posted by Rachel at 8:44 PM
Friday, March 03, 2006
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3 Comments:
I've always found "tipped-in" autographs supect. This takes it to a new level.
What makes an autograph truly meaningful is the act of getting it personally signed by the author. To me, that's the whole point. A printed autograph is just some ink on a page.
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Yes, it sort of misses the point completely.
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