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Their wordsImmortality of Dostoevsky's art is unquestionable; his art will likely continue to live on.
Their wordsIt's not to say that the rich can't write but, generally speaking, and as Brodsky hints above, a precarious financial condition is often a precondition for great literature, especially one with moral imperatives.
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A certain kind of financial struggle often serves as a catalyst for writers to produce great works.
Their wordsIt seems that a certain kind of financial struggle often serves as a catalyst for writers to produce great works.
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