If that happens, "Big Four" publishing will be left in charge of literary quality control.
"What he saw," explains Knowlson, "was that, like Joyce, he had been striving for literary power, for control over the material, when in fact his whole zone of being lay in that area of impotence, of ignorance, of stupidity This was something which he was then able to channel in an exploration of what he saw as the essentials of being".
The Bond franchise's literary rights are controlled by Ian Fleming Publications, headed by the author's heirs.
There's certainly no evidence of literary or intellectual quality control.
In September, after the socialist government of Andalusia declared Lorca's gravesite a matter of "archeological interest," forensic archeologists finally proceeded with the excavation, over the objections of some relatives who control his literary legacy.
Mao's call for a truly proletarian literature written by and for workers, peasants, and soldiers gave rise to a series of rectification campaigns that further defined and consolidated party control over literary activities.
Fans are split between those eager to get at every unpublished word, and those respectful of their eccentric hero's determination to control his literary legacy from beyond the grave.
He seemed to lose interest in fiction as an art form perhaps he thought there was something manipulative or inauthentic about literary device and authorial control".
His will gave control of his literary estate to Harriet Shaw Weaver, his patron.
The stream of consciousness is a literary contrivance, a fantasy of control.
