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“Signposting the role of the author with all these markings is, to some extent, fair.”
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“In this manner, readers and audiences aren’t considered part of the work; they are simply passive consumers.”
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“A choice that might begin like this: “As always, the writer awoke that morning full of questions…” ______________________________ Excerpted from The First Reader: On Writers and Editors by Luiz Schwarcz.”
“In this manner, writing and fantasy relieves adults of the selfish flights of fancy that give rise to tension in our psyches.”
“I dream of making a more systematic investigation of the psychology and neuroscience of artistic creation, to help me understand the inner workings of memory and its relationship to literary creation.”
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“The blank area, or the area not occupied by the author’s work, has almost the same importance in a book as that occupied by the ink used to print the text.”
“What marks would indicate the dialogue between these two fantasies?”
“I believe that the reader’s signature at the opening symbolizes many things and marks the dialogue, or the loving dispute, that begins on the very first line of a book and which can be expressed in infinite ways.”
“Could this be where the habit of signing one of the front pages of a book after reading it, before putting it away on a shelf, comes from?”
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“I have seen cases where an author takes an epigraph from their own work and doesn’t cite the source; in this manner, they don’t trace a line to their predecessors, but begin the book by navel-gazing.”
“This and countless other masterful texts explain why Freud, quite rightly, received the city of Frankfurt’s Goethe Prize.”
“Fictional texts awaken entirely personal resources of the imagination at both the moment of writing and the moment of reading.”
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“I may not have the time to properly explore the subject until I retire, which would be somewhat cruel: I’ll be better able to understand my trade once I’ve left it.”
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“The lines of a silent power struggle between writer and readers are drawn in the book itself.”