I smell of dust, old books and bluebells. Re: Who the heck fancies writing as a career? (Reply).
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Sorry. Terry P as in Pratchett. It's a fan nickname.
I guess it depends on how you define writing as a career, because that encompasses so many varieties of writing. But I think most people 'on the street' as it were think of the big A-list novels, the Dick Francises and Dan Browns (and Pterrys *g*) of this world, and that doesn't come along like no. whatever buses, that's for sure.