When
writing nonfiction
articles or books, you can add depth and authenticity to your
material by quoting from authorities on your topic. This is
particularly helpful if you do not have impressive credentials
yourself. In some cases you may find the quotes you need in their
writings, but other times you will need to seek out the authorities
and ask specific questions to get the quotes
you need. You may need to get permission to use the quotes from their
writings, and they may charge you for them, but you don't need to pay
them for the original quotes. They get their name and words in print
as payment.
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