Author And Me
To the people who say you must not connect the author to her/his work.
Damn are you kidding!
I’m the person who, while reading a good book, doesn’t fantasize about the characters or is lost in the world created by the author. I’m that loony reader who’s been seduced by her/his words and now the only thing I wish for is date him/her (somehow wish I had telepathic abilities like Edward Cullen) and read all their thoughts…i just wanna know how do they write what they have written and what made them write those spells.
I don’t believe in an ideology that goes like a book is a child of the author so you disconnect the two reasoning, it just has their genes but it’s a separate entity.
No, that’s wrong.
A book is a tiny part of the author’s soul and brain, their very essence. It’s a part of his/her that got printed.
Yep so I love the author as much as I love their book and if I hate the book…you got it right😉
But I’ve never got the opportunity to do what I intend to do after reading a good book and the despair of my life is perfectly quoted by J.D. Salinger
What really knocks me out is a book that, when you’re all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn’t happen much, though.
Bombay Reader 