Sections

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Phelan's Audience-

Power to the readers - contrary to what Phelan thinks, readers aren't as passively mindless as cows. What happens when you fail to recognise the activeness of readers.


-The Rigidity of The Law-

Montaigne mentions it; Kafka mentions it. The law cannot touch it's toes. Why? Because it is unbending? How have these two authors demonstrated this?


-Writing for Frank: Who's Dune is it?-

Frank Herbert's Dune is THE science fiction novel out there, but he passed away before his series of seven books could be completed. Thirteen years later, his son, Brian Herbert, has given himself the green light to continue the series on behalf on his father. Something doesn't seem right about his authorship. What is it?

 

These

spaces are grey

for a

particular reason.

 

 

 

Kenny Goh
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