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Creator Backlash: While he didn't exactly hate the book that made him famous, he was disappointed that none of his other literary attempts were anywhere near as successful, forcing him to continue writing Oz sequels for the money. He tried several times to end the series (for instance, by having Oz be permanently cut off from communication the outside world), but the public would have none of it.

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-* [[Creator Backlash]]: While he didn't exactly ''hate'' the [[The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Literature)|book that made him famous]], he was disappointed that none of his other literary attempts were anywhere near as successful, forcing him to continue writing Oz sequels [[Money, Dear Boy|for the money]]. He tried several times to end the series (for instance, by having Oz be permanently cut off from communication the outside world), but the public would have none of it.
+* [[Creator Backlash]]: While he didn't exactly ''hate'' the [[The Wonderful Wizard of Oz|book that made him famous]], he was disappointed that none of his other literary attempts were anywhere near as successful, forcing him to continue writing Oz sequels [[Money, Dear Boy|for the money]]. He tried several times to end the series (for instance, by having Oz be permanently cut off from communication the outside world), but the public would have none of it.
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