Sure but there is a distinction between using 'borrowed rhythms' within or say, borrowing an idea (always fluid and hard to grasp) that x writer used to think about something y, and then using (as seems to be in this case, correct me if I'm wrong) a very concrete image for something else and not even TELLING the illustrator and author. It seems that an abuse -- its not even about profit here -- has taken place.
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Date: 2009-10-10 06:15 pm (UTC)