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Old 05-15-2021, 09:45 PM   #33
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Personally, I don't care if the author is black, white, Asian, male, female, bisexual, transgendered, etc. as long as the story can capture my attention.
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again as already mentioned, I find the gender/ethnicity/etc. of the author to be irrelevant. Either they wrote a story that I want to read or they don't. A simple binary solution.
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I find the gender/ethnicity/etc. of the author to be irrelevant.
I disagree.

Let's say I want to suggest a friend might enjoy a certain memoir - whose author is female, is a former African president, but I can't recall her name or the title of her memoir. My Authors library would help me find Ellen Brown Sirleaf, and provide a link to her works in my Books library where I would find "This Child Will Be Great".
What does your response have to do with my posts? Are you suggesting that you would never forget the name of a male author? If not, then scrolling through the Authors list in hopes of recognizing the author's name would be applicable to any author regardless of gender, ethnicity, etc. If so, well, shame on you.
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