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Ian Rankin wants tax incentives to help new authors

Inspector Rebus creator fears for new writing talent as publishers cut advances and internet transforms industry

Ian Rankin, the author of the Inspector Rebus series, is calling for tax incentives to support new writers, as cash-strapped publishers cut advances.

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Monday, 16 January, 2012

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