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As an author myself, I 100% get why he wanted this. Books are often garbage until they're way in the deep stages of editing, so if you saw his unedited manuscripts, they'd probably be terrible - not at all something he'd want anyone to see. And if someone else was to edit them into a presentable form without his input, then they'd no longer be his.
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This is a very polarizing issue.
This year alone, we had “En Agosto Nos Vemos”—the final book Marquez wrote, now published posthumously. A project even Rushdie expressed concerns about because Marquez himself did not wanted for it to see the light of day.
On account of his own sons, during the final years of his life, Marquez mental state had deteriorated so badly, he would read a book, praise its writing and claim he wanted to write something like it, only to reach the end and see his own picture on the sleeve. At which point he would get happy and confused and start the book again to see what he had written. Rinse and repeat…
Yet the book was published unfinished with the go-ahead from Marquez’ editor.
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An artist i followed died several years back and a journal company took her art and put out journals with her art on the covers and insisted that it was ok because that had started talking to her about it before her sudden death. There was a screen shot of text messages that showed they were contacting her about it, but there was no confirmation from her that she wanted to participate at all. I pissed me off so muc, because it wasnt even a week after shed died
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Fans who had read Sir Terry's books for the last 20 years could see from "Unseen Academicals" and onward that his dementia was finally affecting his writing. He was no longer what he had been, and he had the same feelings about that that I do....which is he never wanted to be remembered that way. I don't think the last five novels he wrote would have been publishable without the help of Rhianna, his daughter and his assistant. Honoring his wishes showed how much they truly loved him by doing what he wanted, but it was also protecting what Sir Terry had created. Why put out lesser quality work that he had created while he was suffering from an illness that cruelly took from him the greatest gift he had, his mind & writing ability? Why hurt the Discworld for others and harm what Sir Terry in his right mind created with such love and care? In this case, it was the right thing to do.
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as a writer and artist, I'm horrified by the amount of commenters who feel entitled to a creator's work regardless of said creator's last wishes.
I have no doubt there'll be oodles of unreleased writing & visual art left behind when I am gone.
I'd be fine, happy even, for a lot of it to be shared, even unfinished, for anyone who might be interested in a closer look at my creative process.
but there's also a lot of stuff that is far too personal for public consumption.
and I sure as hell hope my loved ones respect me enough to honour my last wishes re. which is which.
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3 months ago
My dumb ass was wondering how steamrolling notebooks and paper would destroy them, right up to the end😂😂
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