[ SECRET POST #3035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[feotakahari]

I'm an Orson Scott Card fan. All I can say is that if you only like stories by authors who aren't horrible people, your selections are going to be awfully limited.

Do you write? This sort of thing is a lot easier for writers--you can create fiction that directly addresses how other authors failed and fell. If you're lucky, later writers won't do the same for you.

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[dreemyweird]

Perhaps I should clarify that I don't stop liking things once I stop liking their creators! I just don't get terribly passionate about them. I love plenty of works whose authors are dubious people - but I love them as texts, and this is nowhere near the level of love I experience for books whose authors I admire.

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[(Anonymous)]

...soooo, is it that you want to love the texts the way you did before you ran into all this stuff from a hundred years in the past? That's kind of confusing. You say you want perspective, but it's not clear whether you want perspective on how to go on liking the texts, or if you're looking for someone to tell you you should drop everything entirely. Which is your call, ultimately. But that's not really something random strangers on the Internet can tell you?

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[dreemyweird]

I suppose I was looking for confirmation that I wasn't judging the man too harshly. I really don't trust myself to be unbiased when it comes to mistreatment of children, and I was thinking maybe I was overreacting - from this point of view, rather than from the "should I care about what he did" one.