[ SECRET POST #2732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2732 ⌋

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Comments

[iceyred]

The tone of the secret and the picture leads me to believe that the OP thinks we should all be reading srs adult literature of the kind that is taught in expensive universities by people wearing tweed. I generally find such stuff to be very pretentious and overwritten. (Fanfic is much less so. Fanfic is fucking fanfic and anybody who acts pretentious about it should go soak their head).

The OP is pretty judgmental and I can't help but wonder if they'll judge me for reading a lot of YA.

[(Anonymous)]

*rereads secret* Maybe that's the photo choice affecting one's impression. It's a gorgeous library, though. Other than the pic, nothing really indicates what kind of books the OP is talking about. "Novels" covers a really broad range, and most of it is genre fiction, not literary novels.

[nyxelestia]

I got it because the only way one can just blithely assume all books are somehow better than all fanfic - and that reading only or predominantly fanfic equates to a deficit in education and life-experience - is if they only read high-class literary novels and little to nothing else.