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garyjm | 09:26 Fri 15th Jun 2012 | Crosswords

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Like some of impoverished writer's most welcome accounts (10)
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And why please. TIA

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receivable - no idea why

receivable?

Receivable? Not sure why though.

connotations with bankruptcy and hearing stories?

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accounts receivable may be welcome but I don't see the connection with impoverished writer

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^ yes, an imoverished writer would welcome money owed to him(accounts receivable) and hope that his accounts (stories) were well received

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It's probably an allusion to a literary work but can't find it

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Calibax may be right. Our posts crossed. Perhaps there's no allusion

A 'receivable account' for an impoverished writer might be a royalty payment

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Richard Bailey published a short story called "Accounts Receivable: I Am Brian," but it is pretty obscure.

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