| Kasz216 said: Actually... your point doesn't stand. Controversy and Scandal are actually things most people LOVE to read about. Knowing what your reader wants to read about is the sign of a good writer. Outside that, you don't think there have been tons of scandelous and conterversal books that were written that didn't get publicity deals? So once again... your just wrong. If it was easy enough to just write something controversal... everyone would do it.
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Well, our lttle discussion hasn't met with complaints, so I'll continue:
I wasn't refering to the content when I wrote about controversy and scandal, but rather about events surrounding the products. As for knowing what your reader wants... Well, I'd say that genious more often comes from what your audience doesn't know they'll want to read/play/listen to/watch.
Basically, you would have a best seller on your hands if you got some big names/organisations to loudly and publically condemn your book. You might need a minimum level of writing, but more?
