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It's weirdly comforting to know that there have always been times where authors and publishers focused on trend hopping, tropes for the sake of tropes, and releasing new crap as quickly as possible rather than making Good Books. There have always been both "good" books and "bad" books; we may be in unprecedented times, but they're not as unprecedented as we often think.
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It's weirdly comforting to know that there have always been times where authors and publishers focused on trend hopping, tropes for the sake of tropes, and releasing new crap as quickly as possible rather than making Good Books. There have always been both "good" books and "bad" books; we may be in unprecedented times, but they're not as unprecedented as we often think.
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