Letter: Struggling into print

Saturday 09 October 1993 23:02 BST

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I despaired when I read 'Award-winning writer struggles into print' (3 October) telling us that the playwright Rod Wooden cannot get his text of Moby Dick published. Since the opening is imminent, it is probably too late. But may I point out that no one asked this company to consider publishing it. We are not unknown in the theatre world. Our books are in leading bookstores. Had Mr Wooden sent his script to us he might not now be contemplating publishing it himself.

James Hogan, Oberon Books

London N7

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