“Because, if one is writing novels today, fieldwork is more and more a lost art. Take all the time you need, sit down with people, and dig deep. Galaxies may be infinitesimal, but no detail is too small.”
— Neil Gaiman
Simplified Meaning:
It says that when writing books now, people don't often go out and really learn about the subjects they're writing about. Instead, they should spend lots of time with others to get the true details, no matter how small they may seem.
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