Mårten Sandén
For me, it's the almost perfect freedom one has in writing. Unless I have a deadline coming up, I can pretty much tailor my tasks for the day to fit my mood. Also, words are cheap. A movie scriptwriter has to consider every setting in terms of what it would cost to build the set or transport the crew to a remote location. A writer can invent entire worlds without spending a nickel!
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Orsolya Hurta
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Mårten Sandén:
Dear Mårten, I just started reading you book "NÅGONS HJÄLTE – Somebody’s Hero" in Hungarian, as it was published by a little hungarian publisher this year. One of my colleagues gave the book to me and I have started it right now, but I realized that I am not able to find the book on Goodreads. May I add the book manually to the system and then combine with the Hungarian edition (that I want to create just now)?
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