Miker:
> One of the problems you run into is that many
readers
> choose to twist the subtext of a book to match
what
> they want it to be.
But no reader can twist it anyway he/she wants to. There's
still the text. I think it would be nihilist to assume
otherwise.
Since this is getting off-topic, I'd suggest any answers
should be directed to me, but as my holiday is ending and I'm
getting back to work (and less Rara-Avis posts), I won't
guarantee any long and detailed answers. (I'll still have to
answer Mark.)
Juri http://pulpetti.blogspot.com
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