Thread: The Emptiness of 'Literary Fiction' and the Stereotyping of Genre Literature
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Old 06-22-2011, 08:34 AM   #117
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... I was responding to a spam post (before mine and after TGS's) that has since been removed by a moderator. Leaving my "rude" comment rather orphaned.
It might be time to master the "reply with quote" buttons--third time in this thread I've been at a loss for which way your post was pointed, though I'm sure this time would have been clearer if things hadn't been rearranged on you.

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Then, if you do not know much about what you are talking about, why talking about it?
He is convinced that he has inferred the gamut of 20-21st century literature from an obscure Modernist, C.S. Lewis, and some fantasy novels (plus those 40-odd pages of Foucault's Pendulum).
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