Thread: Can Intelligent Literature survive the digital age?
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Old 09-15-2008, 01:03 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by JayCeeEll View Post
I too skipped large parts of the article. Having read all eleven of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time books over Easter I must have just dumbed down this summer.
Oh well back to Janet and John I suppose!
Well, the point of the article was that the skill to read something more complicated or deeper than Robert Jordan had disappeared or was disappearing.

And that very well might be true.
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