The writer would like to consider this document in some detail at a later date, but could perhaps close with two questions:

The novel's writer, Kesey, did not like the movie.

The writers liked the design of the fish and decided to devote an episode to him.

It's always intriguing-and sometimes, as here, slightly dismaying-to discover what a writer likes best about his own work.

His message was: Many writers also like to use puzzles and secrets in their books.

That writer, I knew, liked to do a little leg-pulling in his writings.

After all, no writer likes recycling his material.

Soon, his stories started to get famous, and other writers read his work and liked it.

Since there is nothing literary about the franchise concept, publishers, writers and their agents do not like to use that word.

Another reason to keep the scenes was because the writers liked the scene to be reused.