[ SECRET POST #2732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2732 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well said. I read both fanfic and published literature and try to read a wide range of subjects/genres and tend to think that people who limit themselves to just one are missing out on a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely.

Published fiction misses out whole areas of human experience, either because the publishers don't think it's sellable, or that it's not prestigious enough to be associated with.

Reading both is the way to go.

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ayrt

I read both as well, and I agree with you - I WOULD recommend that people experience fanfiction as well, because many people seem to have no concept about topics that are widely discussed and accepted there.

Well-rounded reading is the key, imo!