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Books only partially represent their authors; the writer is always greater than his work.
— Christian Bovee
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An editorial interpretation.
A thoughtful claim that written works only ever capture a fraction of the person who created them, leaving the fuller self unexpressed. It suggests a gap between an author's complete character and what ends up on the page, implying that no book fully contains the depth of its writer.
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