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“編輯是全方位工作者，文字能力是基本要求，溝通協調是家常便飯，更重要的是優雅解決問題的能力、笑著面對挑戰的勇氣！／有能力的話就買書吧！買書是對作者、對編輯、對所有出版從業人員最大的支持／其實你可以幫任何一本書寫導讀，只要你找得到它特出的地方／這是一份失敗了檢討自己，成功了榮耀歸於他人的工作，如果想要肯定一本書，或是身為在幕後的編輯拍拍，最好的方式就是把書買回家／現代人，特別是出版從業人員，如果沒有自嘲和自娛的能力，要怎麼在這險惡的冰河時期，維持健全的心靈呢？”

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