[ SECRET POST #2197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋

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A proposed distinction

[feotakahari]

I once read a very literary short story about two Edgar Allen Poe impersonators--one who acts depressed in a fatalistic way, like life is woe and that's to be expected, and one who acts depressed in an angry way, like life is woe and we should be up in arms about that fact. In general, I think the distinction between bad and good lit fic is respectively whether it's fatalistic-Poe or furious-Poe. (Well, unless you have something legitimate to whine about beyond your idle thoughts of adultery--I've noticed that Holocaust survivors who write lit fic are almost always fatalistic-Poes, and some of them are decent.)