In Croson, Jean-Pierre? Gullvik has set up a unique library-Rejection Library, which specializes in collecting works that writers can't publish because of rejection by publishing houses.
A few years after Gullvik's death, Delphi and her husband found a book called The Last Time of Love in the rejection library, which described a love that was not allowed by love in a special way and greatly praised the world. While exploring the story behind the author, people don't know that a trick is developing in an uncontrollable direction.
Why can a pizza shop owner write an elaborate story? Why does the person beside the bed know nothing about her husband's writing? A series of questions have promoted people's curiosity and made the sales of works soar.
People are always committed to digging the stories behind them, and the mysteries can always arouse people's desire to explore. Some people want to believe that the pizza shop owner has a certain literary background and an unknown writer's dream, while others are bent on finding evidence to prove that this is an impossible event. When everyone thought they had found the so-called truth, they didn't know that the truth they were pursuing was just a farce designed by an editor and a writer to make their works famous.
I can't help but think of what the teacher said before. Everyone's first choice is people with excellent expressive ability and strength, followed by people with excellent expressive ability, and finally people with strength. The content is important, but the presentation form is also essential. If The Last Hours of Love is published to the public in an ordinary form, it may not achieve the best-selling effect, nor will it have a great impact on the lives of several families.