>But I'm not sure where that leaves me, as a reader or as a writer.
A few of these posts of yours discuss matters I've been mulling over for years--this is scary. *g* The question of accessability, which to me is not writing books that are "easier", but books that appeal to a greater cross-section of readers. I have liked a few of these books in my time--Judith Krantz's 80s poor little rich girl tomes, LJ Braun's Qwilleran books. Not SF/fantasy--I don't know if that means anything or not.
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You're reading my mind
Date: 2004-08-23 04:43 am (UTC)A few of these posts of yours discuss matters I've been mulling over for years--this is scary. *g* The question of accessability, which to me is not writing books that are "easier", but books that appeal to a greater cross-section of readers. I have liked a few of these books in my time--Judith Krantz's 80s poor little rich girl tomes, LJ Braun's Qwilleran books. Not SF/fantasy--I don't know if that means anything or not.
I look forward to the next mindreading post!