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Posthumous Works

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  1. 1. A posthumous work would be best done by whom?

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    • someone who read much from original author
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    • someone that helped the author with past works
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    • someone whom original author read his/her works to (if author did read the works)
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    • someone who knows alot about the work's subject/subjects
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This thread is to talk about posthumous works.

 

The poll is optional.  Though if you vote, please tell reasons.

 

 

One author that has many posthumous works is JRR Tolkien.  All of them I take were edited by his 3rd son Christopher.

-The Silmarillion

-Unfinished Tales

-The Histories of Middle-Earth series

-The Children of Hurin

and I think much more

 

CS Lewis has at least 1 posthumous work::  Boxen

 

Of course, the last 3 books of Wheel of Time were posthumous.  Done by Brandon Sanderson.

 

Edited by mb

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