In fact, it is arguable that Chile is less in need of writers striving to emulate "greats" like Proust or Borges, or those seeking to produce the novelistic equivalent of Amores Perros, than of writers of imaginative compassion capable of delving into the "rubbish dump" of the fragmented and socially segregated society that is post-Pinochet Chile.
However, the market itself is still large and in need of writers.
The EC's online science and technology information service Cordis is one means through which EC science communication is disseminated, and it needs plenty of writers.
In the fashion world's endless courtship of Hollywood, Hogan's Script Bag is the first tote designed to accommodate the needs of script writers, producers, directors and other show-business players.
Cognitive-based writing research and assessment have successfully identified the variables that are at work while writing, have informed writing assessment frameworks, have refined and redeveloped the cognitive-based writing models evolved in the 80s and 90s, and have suggested instruction techniques tailored to the needs of the writers (Becker, 2006).
Nic Brisbourne, director of Forward Investment Partners says: "Since Forward's first investment, the Unbound team has demonstrated that they can use their deep understanding of authors and the demands put upon them by modern publishing to create a unique business that addresses the needs of both writers and publishers".
"It's a myth that writers sit around talking about how to make their fourth paragraph work," says Finch. "But," adds Greig, whose debut novel, A Girl's Guide to Modern European Philosophy, was published in 2007, "you need a community of writers around you".
Sometimes, a politician doesn't need a team of writers to defuse a situation with a joke recall Barack Obama saying, in a 2006 interview, that he "inhaled" marijuana when he was young because "that was the point".
These semantics were designed to fulfill the needs of generic library writers, while at the same time being intuitive for novice programmers, because the return type of decltype always matches the type of the object or function exactly as declared in the source code.
Such nonsense not only serves to encourage half-baked plans by some companies to cut back or "outsource" essential sections of their workforce; it also ignores what five minutes' acquaintance with the blogosphere will confirm: lots of writers need some editing, and some writers need lots of editing.
