[ SECRET POST #3588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3588 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

+1. The solution to strident fiction is not to be just as strident in the other direction.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. And the solution is to weave your message into the story. Plenty of authors have managed to get their point across without hitting readers over the head with it.

[(Anonymous)]

as a wee genre-fan atheist growing up in deep evangelical country, I loved that it was as strident as it was, it was really deeply affirming for me at a vulnerable time

and frankly I enjoy the narnia books for what they are, too, just not as much

just because strident isn't something you like doesn't mean it's a thing that needs a 'solution'

[feotakahari]

Apparently it was a thing Philip Pullman thought needed to be solved, as long as it was strident in the opposite direction from him.